Free becky software for windows

Sylpheed 2.7 won't make you disappointed cause it is used as an e-mail client and news reader based on GTK+ GUI toolkit, and runs on X Window System.

Latest changes: the automatic filtering of new messages in INBOX folder of IMAP4 account was implemented; junk mails are now filtered when incorporating from local spool; UTF-8 is forced for headers instead of substituting characters if the code conversion failed.

Major Features:

1. Simple, beautiful, and well-polished user interface: Sylpheed adopts 3-paned display similar to the popular e-mail clients for Windows such as Outlook Express and Becky. So it is easier to use it on the first time.
2. Comfortable operationality
   • The user-interface is constantly improved, and Sylpheed achieves attentive, comfortable operationality.
   • Especially the operationality of keyboard is taken count of, so you can sequentially read mails efficiently. Of course, you can use easy mouse-only operation.
   • You can also customize the behavior of mail display in detail.
3. Well-organized, easy-to-understand configuration
   • Each configuration item is well-organized, so you can easily configure Sylpheed when you start using it.
   • The default settings are also cared for, so you only have to configure required e-mail account settings to use it immediately (other settings can be kept as default).
4. Lightweight operation
   • The performance is always cared when implementing Sylpheed because it exerts a strong influence on the usability. For example, you can read messages in a folder which has 20-30 thousands without stress.
   • The every portion of Sylpheed is implemented by C language (no interpreter or virtual machine), so there is no sluggishness.
5. High reliability
   • The stability and the protection of data is taken into account to the fullest extent because they are the most important factors for e-mail clients. Storing several ten thousands of messages doesn't affect the stability. Even if the application is forcibly terminated, there is almost no possibility of the lost of mail, or inconsistent state of mailboxes.
   • Messages are managed with MH format on which a file corresponds to a message, so you can easily backup, migrate, and process them with other applications. There is also less risk of mail loss when a system failure occurs, compared to formats on which a file corresponds to a folder. Messages are instantly moved or deleted with this format when asked to, so users don't have to perform periodic compaction of mailboxes by hand to prevent the growth of mailboxes.
6. Powerful filtering and search
   • You can perform various processings for sent/received messages by using the powerful filtering feature.
   • Any headers, message body, size, date, flag status, and external commands can be specified as the conditions of a filter. For actions as conditions match, move, copy, delete from server, setting flags, the execution of external commands, etc. can be performed.
   • Sylpheed also has powerful search function which utilizes this filtering engine. Moreover, you can easily refer to the messages which matches search conditions by saving the result as a search folder. It also has the quick search function which quickly narrows down the message list by flag types and subject strings.
7. Junk mail control: Sylpheed has a learning-type junk mail control feature which utilizes external commands. You can automatically filter junk mails without setting filter rules by hand, so you don't have to worry about being buried in the flood of junk mail anymore. It also has high flexibility. Other than the bogofilter and bsfilter, which are the default, you can use any programs as the external commands. The standard programs can be easily used from Sylpheed by just installing them.
8. Internationalization and multilingualization support, and high-level Japanese processing:
   
   • Sylpheed supports internationalization (i18n) and multilingualization (m17n) (currently translated to 30 languages). The internal editor also implements internationalized line-wrapping.
   • Sylpheed also supports the high-level Japanese processing, such as the stable character encoding conversion by using the original implementation, code guessing (ISO-2022-JP/EUC-JP/Shift_JIS/UTF-8), and the support for the environment-dependent characters.
9. Various protocols support: Sylpheed supports not only the major protocols such as POP3, IMAP4rev1 and SMTP, but also NNTP (NetNews). IPv6, which is the next-generation Internet protocol, is also supported by default.
10. Security features (GnuPG, SSL/TLSv1): Sylpheed optionally supports the signing and encryption of messages by GnuPG, and the encrypted communication of POP3/IMAP4/NNTP over SSL/TLSv1.
11. Flexible cooperation with external commands
    • You can call external commands and cooperate with them in various circumstance. The Action feature can be used as a filter by passing the currently selected messages to external commands. You can use external editors in the message composition. You can also utilize external commands for the filtering on receiving messages.
    • If the receiving feature of Sylpheed is not enough, you can even use fetchmail and/or procmail, or external commands (such as inc, imget) for receiving.

Enhancements:

• The plug-in system was implemented (still experimental. See PLUGIN.txt for detail).
• LibSylph (internal version) is built as shared library now.
• The update check feature was implemented (requires curl command, included in Windows installer).
• fsync() will be called after writing configuration files.
• 'Send queued messages' is shown instead of 'Mark all read' in the context menu of the Queue folder.
• The default command line options of spam filters were modified.
• Win32: Hard link will be used to improve file I/O performance if available.
• Win32: bsfilter is included in the installer now. If you have installed bsfilter at another location, please note that the location of database files might change.
• Win32: Install/uninstall will be aborted if Sylpheed is running.
• Win32: The registration of Start menu will be applied to all users.
• Win32: The installer cannot launch Sylpheed anymore when install finishes (for Vista).
• A crash bug on CSV import of the address book was fixed.
• Several other bugfixes were made.

Requirements:

• Linux, or other POSIX compliant Unix like OS, or Windows 2000/XP
• GTK+ 2.4.0 or later (GTK+ 2.6.10 is recommended)
• PentiumII 266MHz or higher CPU (PentiumIII 500MHz or higher is recommended)
• 128MB or higher RAM (256MB or higher is recommended)

IMAPSize is a freeware application for Windows OS that allows you to quickly and efficiently manage your IMAP mail accounts. IMAPSize is a freeware application for Windows OS that will let you quickly and efficiently manage your IMAP mail accounts. It is not another mail client.
The main purpose of IMAPSize is to locate space consuming folders and allow you to manage them, hence putting your storage quota under control.
To accomplish this task IMAPSize offers a variety of useful (and some unique) operations.
You can perform many of the tasks that IMAPSize offers through some of the better email clients that support IMAP (e.g. Mulberry, Becky! and Thunderbird), however with IMAPSize you can do more maintenance tasks in far less time, since IMAPSize concentrates on providing means for maintaining your IMAP accounts, rather than using them.
If you are using an IMAP client that offers less features than the main players, you will find IMAPSize very handy (if not necessary...). IMAPSize also offers some features not found in other clients (e.g. the attachment deletion area, incremental backups, etc).
Main features:
- Display of all mailboxes in an account with visual alerts for the most space consuming mailboxes
- Convenient storage quota display
- Powerful search capabilities on single or multiple mailboxes
- Delete attachments (all or individual) without downloading them
- Save attachments locally from multiple messages (BETA)
- Mailbox management (expunge, create, delete, rename)
- Message management (change flags, copy, move, delete, etc)
- Manage folder subscriptions
- Modify message headers
- Copy messages from one IMAP account to another
- Perform incremental backups of multiple folders in your IMAP account
- Perform incremental backups of the whole account
- Replicate IMAP folder hierarchy to your local drive
- Download/upload messages to/from mbox and eml files
- eml2mbox conversion
- mbox2eml conversion. This can be extremely useful in the process of moving messages from Thunderbird to Outlook. Heres how.
- Spam handles which provide a basis for visual alerts on spam messages
- SSL connections
- Minimizes bandwidth consumption wherever possible
- Keyboard friendly - you can perform almost all operations without using the mouse