Pegasus Mail 4.52
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Pegasus Mail is an e-mail client that interacts directly with the user, allowing mail to be sent, read, filed, printed and otherwise manipulated through a graphical interface. Small and fast, it can be left running permanently on the workstation and includes powerful tools to notify the user when new mail arrives. It can run on single Windows computers, or local area networks - it has special support for Novell NetWare LANs that allow it to operate intuitively and with almost no maintenance. It also supports multiple users on a single computer. It can act as a complete internal mail system on its own without needing further servers or components: it can send and receive Internet mail on its own using standard protocols (SMTP, IMAP and POP3).
- License: freeware
- Updated: Jul 10, 2009
- Publisher: David Harris
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Rated 50/50 by sharwy at Oct 8, 2010
easy to use, I love the queued mail because if you change your mail you can delete the email before it is sent. Simple to set up. Works with mail.com servers which is really nice. This is hard because I like the program. I would say no email stationary yet. Bottom line if you want simple easy to use, no hassles the by all means get this program.
Rated 20/50 by john79550 at Nov 1, 2010
Easy installation Difficult email configuration Not for regular computer users
Rated 10/50 by packham33 at Nov 3, 2010
Nice look, appears to have many useful features Could not configure to either to send or receive. After 4 e-mail exchanges (using a different e-mail program) with a volunteer Pegasus tech, and trying every suggestion he made, it still did not work: error msg said "problem connecting to network" I never got to use the program. I guess I am stuck with my present program, which I don't like, and which made me download Pegasus.
Rated 20/50 by JonnyEFL7 at Dec 8, 2010
It is indeed a working email client... The interface is straight out of 1995...does the company who built this product still exist? If so, there's no excuse for not updating the look and feel of the program. I uninstalled it and am running Windows Live Mail instead.
Rated 30/50 by ray6645 at Dec 16, 2010
Easy to install, looks like good help menus Will not load graphics in e-mails. Tried changing the program to load graphics, but it didn't help. Good for those who need a very rudimentary program
Rated 10/50 by DaveKimble3 at Jan 31, 2011
It installed OK The first run requires you to create a user with Admin privileges, which I did. It then asks you to enter your username, which I did, and it said "that user doesn't exist" and closed with no other options. So I was locked out. Re-running did the same This may have been a problem with using non-default folder placings, as others have commented on that. Totally unforgiveable that this doesn't work properly. Uninstall.
Rated 20/50 by UniversityofKentucky at Feb 23, 2011
I loved Pmail, but please let it die a graceful death. 16-bit support? DOS? Win 95? Netware? David Harris was amazing. But unless he has come up with a 32/64-bit program that offers something better than Thunderbird (yes, I know TB is currently 32-bit), then let's remember pmail for the excellent program it was.
Rated 50/50 by cgoetz at Feb 24, 2011
I have tried a variety of other email clients. IMHO, there is nothing that beats the power, flexibility and reliablity of Pegasus. Some of the features that make it superior are perhaps not for the stubbornly non-geeky, but power has its price in the form of a (not daunting) learning curve. Once its merits are appreciated and exploited, Pegasus really stands out.
Rated 50/50 by KrishnaChetan at Mar 15, 2011
All things desired in an email app is Here. None. None. None. A must have for All.
Rated 10/50 by sharwy at Mar 19, 2011
nothing good at all about this program didn't work on my computer or my friends computer waste of time
Rated 40/50 by agau54 at Mar 31, 2011
Nice-looking, customizable, easy to configure. Make it very easy to class emails properly. May appear not friendly to below-the-average email users that do not wish to learn. The best of it's kind among the ones I have used so far, though Thunderbird is also a good choice.
Rated 40/50 by jim_zaker at May 26, 2011
Its a mail program what can I say. Installed easy, options setup are clear. None that I saw. I was looking for a substitue for "WinLiveMail", which does not impress me at all. I liked "WindowsMail" which I had with Vista.
Rated 10/50 by some guy at Sep 6, 2011
dose not hold a candle to Thunderbird, love the windows 95 look!