messagelock for outlook 2007 2003 xp 2000 1.8.446
messagelock for outlook 2007 2003 xp 2000 1.8.446
MessageLock for Outlook 2007/2003/XP/2000 1.9.476 is a powerful program which gives you many useful application with mails.
Do you need to send important documents to a client? Is the speed of email communications desirable? Have you given up trying to get your client to implement a complex public key or certificate-based email encryption system? If so, MessageLock can help! MessageLock is an email encryption and file compression add-in for Microsoft Outlook, versions 2007/2003/XP/2000.
Your private email message are not so private. When attached to an email, your files (pictures, documents, videos, etc) and message may as well be printed on a postcard as they travel across the internet to their intended recipient. History has proven that unsecured messages can be intercepted, redistributed, published, and tampered with, sometimes with serious consequences.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utliity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, protecting your data while it is traveling across your intranet and the internet.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Major Features:
- MessageLock uses strong AES-256 bit encryption to protect your messages.
- MessageLock uses password-based encryption, and is much easier to implement than complex public key infrastructures.
- MessageLock makes it simple to send encrypted messages or file attachments on on a regular or occasional basis. It’s perfect for securing email to small businesses or clients, and doesn’t require the recipient to install special software.
- MessageLock lets you send the recipient a file that will self-decrypt when the correct password is entered. It will also work with common zip utilities (such as WinZip) that support AES encryption.
- MessageLock integrates email encryption and a zip file compression into Outlook, and provides single-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook. To use MessageLock, just click the Encrypt Email button and send your email.
- If MessageLock can't find a password for the recipient, it prompt you for a password. If you wish, MessageLock can store the password and then remember it the next you send to this email address. If the recipient has MessageLock installed, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message.
Enhancements: Added ability select all methods as default encryption methods.
Requirements: Microsoft Outlook 2007/2003/2002 XP/2000
MessageLock for Outlook 2007/2003/XP/2000 1.8.448 seems the worlds easiest- to- use sender-to-recipient email security solution. Your private email message are not so private. When attached to an email, your files (pictures, documents, videos, etc) and message may as well be printed on a postcard as they travel across the internet to their intended recipient. History has proven that unsecured messages can be intercepted, redistributed, published, and tampered with, sometimes with serious consequences.
MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, protecting your data while it is traveling across your intranet and the internet. Download a fully functional trial and see how easy MessageLock is to use.
Major Features:
- MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
- To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
- If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
- If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Enhancements: Added ability select all methods as default encryption methods.
Requirements: Microsoft Outlook 2007/2003/2002 XP/2000
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Your private email message are not so private. When attached to an email, your files (pictures, documents, videos, etc) and message may as well be printed on a postcard as they travel across the internet to their intended recipient. History has proven that unsecured messages can be intercepted, redistributed, published, and tampered with, sometimes with serious consequences.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, protecting your data while it is traveling across your intranet and the internet.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Download a fully functional trial and see how easy MessageLock is to use.
System Requirements: Microsoft Outlook 2007/2003/2002 XP/2000
New features in this version:: improvements to capabilities, compatibility and performance.
Your private email message are not so private. When attached to an email, your files (pictures, documents, videos, etc) and message may as well be printed on a postcard as they travel across the internet to their intended recipient. History has proven that unsecured messages can be intercepted, redistributed, published, and tampered with, sometimes with serious consequences.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, protecting your data while it is traveling across your intranet and the internet.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Download a fully functional trial and see how easy MessageLock is to use.
System Requirements: Microsoft Outlook 2007/2003/2002 XP/2000
New features in this version:: improvements to capabilities, compatibility and performance.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, protecting your data while it is traveling across your intranet and the internet.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Download a fully functional trial and see how easy MessageLock is to use.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, protecting your data while it is traveling across your intranet and the internet.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Download a fully functional trial and see how easy MessageLock is to use.
Important! This version is for Microsoft Outlook 2003, or Outlook 2007 running on Windows XP. It is also available for Outlook 2007 running on Vista. Please be sure you select the correct version for the version of Outlook you have.
“Get MicrosoftTM OutlookTM to Look Up Zip Codes for All of Your Contacts!”
With GetZipsTM, You"ll Never Have an Invalid Zip Code Again!Look up US Zip Codes from Inside Outlook! If you use Microsoft Outlook but hate the fact that you have to look up zip codes manually, we have a solution for you! GetZips installs as an Outlook Addin and appears as an extra toolbar on each contact"s detail window. Simply open a contact (or create a new one), click the Get Zip Code or Validate Address button. GetZips then goes out to the internet on your behalf, performs a number of address lookups, then automatically updates your contact"s address with the correct Zip Code. It can even validate a zip code or address you already have!
GetZips in ActionIn the first picture below, you can see that we have created a new contact named John Doe. We have his address, but are unsure of the zip code. Therefore, we let GetZips take care of it for us. Note the toolbar in the upper-right corner with the Get Zip Code button highlighted.
When we click the Get Zip Code button, GetZips does its magic. Almost instantly the correct zip code is automatically entered for us, as show in the screen shot below.
In addition to looking up the zip code automatically, GetZips will also validate the entire address simply by clicking the Validate Address button. There are two things worth noting about validating addresses. First of all, the period character will be removed from the street abbreviation. Had the original name been "street" it would have automatically been changed to ST. Validate Address automatically changes all street names (and even some cities and towns!) to the official USPS standard.
Features- Integrates with OutlookTM 2003 and 2007
- Loads as a toolbar inside each contact window
- Looks up zip codes for any valid US Address
- Validates addresses and alters abbreviations and punctuation to USPS standards
- Look up zip codes or validate an entire batch of addresses (or even your entire contacts list) with a single click!
Important! This version is for Microsoft Outlook 2003, or Outlook 2007 running on Windows XP. It is also available for Outlook 2007 running on Vista. Please be sure you select the correct version for the version of Outlook you have.
ADX Extensions for Outlook 1.0 is a plug-in included in Add-in Express packages that allows you to change Microsoft Outlook forms and folder views by embedding feature-rich forms into the Advanced Microsoft Outlook Regions. Therefore, you can design custom forms and views in Microsoft Outlook 2000, 2002 (XP), 2003, and 2007 both programmatically and in design-time.
The Add-in Express Extensions adds several new features to Outlook forms regions and supports regions on all Outlook versions. Now you can easily extend Microsoft Outlook 2007, 2003, 2002 (XP) and 2000 with your custom forms and views in C# and VB.NET.
The ADX Extensions for Outlook is based on the Outlook windows architecture and helps you create a custom Outlook folder view and custom Outlook forms in a more comfortable way than the Digital Dashboard technology (Outlook Today) or Windows API. Now you can use any .NET and VCL forms, controls and components (such as grids, editors and tree-views) on the Outlook Explorer and Outlook Inspector windows like form regions provides by Outlook 2007.
Advanced Outlook Regions work on all Microsoft Outlook versions
- The Advanced Microsoft Outlook Regions work for all Microsoft Outlook versions including Microsoft Outlook 2007, Outlook 2003, 2002 (XP) and 2000 with or without any service packs and updates.
Supported platforms
- The .NET edition of the Extensions for Microsoft Outlook is written in C# and completely supports VB.NET 2003, 2005 and VB.NET 2008, Visual C# 2003, 2005 and 2008, and RemObjects Chrome.
- The VCL edition of the Extensions is written in Delphi and completely supports Delphi 5, 6, 7, 2005, Delphi 2006 and 2007.
Major Features:
- Customize Outlook form and Outlook view
- Office 2007 and VSTO 3 provide Outlook form regions, a new way to create Outlook custom forms and folder views. The Add-in Express Extensions adds several new features to Outlook forms regions and supports regions on all Outlook versions. Now you can easily extend Microsoft Outlook 2007, 2003, 2002 (XP) and 2000 with your custom forms and views in C# and VB.NET.
- The Add-in Express Extensions is based on the True RAD (Rapid Application Development) paradigm, has an easy-to-use architecture and implements two types of Outlook regions:
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- Advanced Outlook View Regions. They allow you to:
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- completely replace the content of any Outlook view with your custom form, or
- host your custom form above, below, to the left and to the right of Outlook views, or
- embed your form below the Outlook Navigation Pane and To-Do Bar.
- Advanced Outlook Form Regions add your custom form to the left, to the right, above and below the body of Outlook forms.
- Advanced View Regions - create custom Outlook views - Outlook Today
- With the Extensions you can customize / modify Outlook views by placing your forms on the Outlook folder view area. It gives you a chance to use any controls on Outlook folder views, including memos, grids, tree-views, and to integrate your non-Outlook data into Outlook 2003, 2002, 2000 and Outlook 2007.
- Customization of "Outlook Today" - Advanced View Regions. With the Add-in Express Extensions you can build feature-rich analogs of "Outlook Today" faster and more effectively than the Dashboard technology does. The Extensions empowers you to completely replace any Outlook folder view with your custom form hosted by an advanced Outlook view region. The main purpose of using your forms instead of Outlook views is the integration of non-Outlook data into the Outlook GUI. For example, you can create an empty Outlook folder, replace a folder view with a form and interact there with data stored on your SQL Server. This will help you concentrate your applied code inside of the Outlook GUI and make Outlook the main application for your end-users or customers.
- Integration of view regions into Outlook Today. The most common way used by developers for customizing folder views based on Outlook Today is HTML and ActiveScript. The Extensions can embed your form into Outlook Today, and to quickly integrate your non-Outlook and Outlook data into Outlook Today. See also a video showing how to modify views in Outlook Today 2007 style.
- Enhanced Outlook views - Advanced View Regions
- In addition, Advanced View Regions allow you to cut in your Outlook custom form above, below, to the left and to the right of the folder views area. You can use view regions to extend Outlook views with any context sensitive data both Outlook and non-Outlook. For example, your form may show the sales volume for the selected contact, or the request history for the currently selected e-mail, or the pay schedule for selected tasks, etc.
- Create Outlook custom forms - form regions
- With the Extensions you can embed your own forms into any Outlook forms such as e-mail, task, contact, note, calendar / appointment forms (Outlook Inspector window). So, in this way you can develop feature-rich custom Outlook forms with any 3rd-party controls including memos, grids, tree-views, list-views, etc. The Extensions helps you embed your applied code into Outlook forms and control them by your code. See our video on how to customize Outlook mail, task, contact and appointment forms.
- With the Extensions you can embed your own forms into any Outlook forms such as e-mail, task, contact, note, calendar / appointment forms (Outlook Inspector window). So, in this way you can develop feature-rich custom Outlook forms with any 3rd-party controls including memos, grids, tree-views, list-views, etc. The Extensions helps you embed your applied code into Outlook forms and control them by your code. See our video on how to customize Outlook mail, task, contact and appointment forms.
Requirements:
- Supported Microsoft Outlook versions
- Microsoft Outlook 2000
- Microsoft Outlook 2002 (XP)
- Microsoft Outlook 2003
- Microsoft Outlook 2007
- All Outlook service packs and updates are supported
- Supported IDEs and programming languages
- Supported languages
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- Visual Basic .NET 2003
- Visual Basic .NET 2005
- Visual Basic .NET 2005 Express
- Visual Basic .NET 2008
- Visual C# 2003
- Visual C# 2005
- Visual C# 2005 Express
- Visual C# 2008
- Visual C++ .NET 2003
- Visual C++ .NET 2005
- Visual C++ .NET 2008
- RemObjects Chrome
- Visual Studio editions
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- Visual Studio 2008 Team System
- Visual Studio 2008 Professional
- Visual Studio 2008 Standard
- Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Office 2005
- Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Office 2005 SE ("Cypress")
- Visual Studio 2005 Team System
- Visual Studio 2005 Professional
- Visual Studio 2005 Standard
- Visual Basic .NET 2005 Express
- Visual C# 2005 Express
- Visual C++ .NET 2005 Express
- Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise Architect
- Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise Developer
- Visual Studio 2003 Professional
- Visual Studio 2003 Standard
- RemObjects Chrome 1.5 and higher
- Visual Studio 2003 Trial (Learning) Edition is not supported.
- .NET Framework
- .NET Framework 1.1 and higher
Your private email message are not so private. When attached to an email, your files (pictures, documents, videos, etc) and message may as well be printed on a postcard as they travel across the internet to their intended recipient. History has proven that unsecured messages can be intercepted, redistributed, published, and tampered with, sometimes with serious consequences.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Here are some key features of "MessageLock for Outlook":
Install your license key on up to 3 computers
Works will all of your email accounts
Install for multiple computer user accounts
Strong 256-bit email encryption secures your messages and files
Automatically decrypt received messages
Automatically compresses file attachments to save bandwidth
No behavior changes required
Conveniently bundles multiple files into a single zip file
No annoying password prompting after an email address is setup
Email toolbar lets you toggle encryption and compression on or off
Supports classic Zip compression standards for broad compatibility
Encryption options are compatible with the newest releases from leading Zip utilities, as well as older standards
Your choice of AES256, AES128, Zip2.0, or ML-256 encryption
Options and automated behavior can be configured by email address or domain
Always exclude specific domains from compression
Always exclude specific email addresses from compression
Exclude certain file types from compression
Turn off file compression for files less than xxxx KB
Many other c onfigurable options provide users with flexibility over MessageLocks behavior
Ease of use allows you to be up and running in just minutes
Password list exportable to Excel
Limitations:
40 days trial.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, protecting your data while it is traveling across your intranet and the internet.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Download a fully functional trial and see how easy MessageLock is to use.
The Office 2000/XP/2003/2007 Slipstreamer was designed to can slipstream the latest service pack and hotfixes into your Microsoft Office.
Supported products:
- Microsoft Office 2000 (CD1 and CD2);
- Microsoft Office XP;
- Microsoft Project 2002;
- Microsoft Frontpage 2002;
- Microsoft Office 2003:
- Microsoft FrontPage 2003;
- Microsoft Visio 2003;
- Microsoft Project 2003;
- Microsoft OneNote 2003;
- Microsoft Office 2007.
Features of "Office 2000/XP/2003/2007 Slipstreamer":
Creating administrative installation of your Office (Enterprise edition required);
Direct Slipstream or Service Pack and Hotfixes (Enterprise and Retail)
Slipstreaming service packs into administrative Office installation;
Slipstreaming hotfixes into administrative Office installation;
Creating Chained Installations;
Unblocking Outlook attachments;
Unblocking blocked formats in Office 2003 SP3;
Creating optimized ISO.
Requirements:
Office 2000/XP/2003/2007
Windows Installer 3.1 or newer (latest recommended);
Administative privileges on your system required;
Enough free space on hard drive for creating administrative installation, and for extracting service packs or hotfixes.
Changes from previous version
Fixed compression issue with Direct Slipstream (thanks Marsha for testing)
Fixed bad detection of Office product for some non-English Office editions
Fixed sorting issue with Direct Slipstream for Office 2003 editions (thanks Marsha and Lions for testing)
Fixed critical bug with chosing files for compressing to cabs (thanks Marsha and Lions for testing)
Fixed unnecessary prompt for cd key with Office 2000 when slipstreaming
Automated process of admin creation for Office 2000
Added Russian translation, thanks to Lancelotru
Provides the Junk E-mail Filter in Outlook 2007 with a more current definition of which e-mails should be considered junk e-mail This update provides the Junk E-mail Filter in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 with a more current definition of which e-mail messages should be considered junk e-mail. This update for Microsoft Outlook 2007 was released in April 2007.
Requirements:
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
Lets you send encrypted email and zip files with Outlook 2003. MessageLock offers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, porivind protecting your data while it is transit being delivered.
Your private email message are not so private. When attached to an email, your files (pictures, documents, videos, etc) and message may as well be printed on a postcard as they travel across the internet to their intended recipient. History has proven that unsecured messages can be intercepted, redistributed, published, and tampered with, sometimes with serious consequences.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm.
To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Here are some key features of "MessageLock for Outlook":
Install your license key on up to 3 computers
Works will all of your email accounts
Install for multiple computer user accounts
Strong 256-bit email encryption secures your messages and files
Automatically decrypt received messages
Automatically compresses file attachments to save bandwidth
No behavior changes required
Conveniently bundles multiple files into a single zip file
No annoying password prompting after an email address is setup
Email toolbar lets you toggle encryption and compression on or off
Supports classic Zip compression standards for broad compatibility
Encryption options are compatible with the newest releases from leading Zip utilities, as well as older standards
Your choice of AES256, AES128, Zip2.0, or ML-256 encryption
Options and automated behavior can be configured by email address or domain
Always exclude specific domains from compression
Always exclude specific email addresses from compression
Exclude certain file types from compression
Turn off file compression for files less than xxxx KB
Many other configurable options provide users with flexibility over MessageLocks behavior
Ease of use allows you to be up and running in just minutes
Password list exportable to Excel
Requirements:
Microsoft Outlook 2007/2003/2002 XP/2000
Limitations:
40 days trial.
Introducing MessageLock(TM) by Encryptomatic llc - Quite possibly the worlds easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock provides 1-click encryption of email messages and attachments within Microsoft Outlook, combining strong U.S. Govt approved AES-256 bit encryption with the nearly universal compatibility of the Zip file utlity. MessageLock delivers encryption and compression for your message and/or file attachments, porivind protecting your data while it is transit across your intranet and the internet.
MessageLock gives you a choice of encryption methods, from super-strong AES-256 bit, to AES-128 bit, and the weak but highly compatible Zip-2.0 algorithm. To use MessageLock, all you do is associate an email address with a password, a process that takes just seconds. Or, just go ahead and send an encrypted email -- if MessageLock cant find the password to use, it will ask you for a password and then remember it for the next you send to this email address.
If MessageLock is installed at receivers end, the message can be decrypted immediately upon receipt and displayed as a regular message. The only difference is a single line of text at the bottom of the message that alerts the reader that this message was transmitted securely.
If the receiver does not have MessageLock, they can still decrypt the zip file if they have the password, and any zip utility that supports the encryption method used. WinZip 10.0 or the free TugZip utility can both decrypt AES-256.
Download a fully functional 40-day trial and see how easy MessageLock is to use.
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