IncrediMail Email is most fun when it works—and includes flashy trinkets, too.
Of the latter, IncrediMail has plenty: you can send and receive messages using rich formatting, of course, or apply rich stationery (called IncrediMail letters), add handwritten signatures, send e-cards, insert sounds and what not; you can also change IncrediMail's (somewhat homespun) interface with themes, have animated characters announce new mail and have typewriter sounds accompany your, well, typing.
IncrediMail also works. It downloads mail faithfully from multiple (POP and IMAP, including, e.g., Windows Live Hotmail, Gmail and AOL Mail, of course) accounts into ever-growing folders. Thanks to handy search functions, you can focus on certain messages—say, mail from a particular sender, attachments or unread emails—easily in a folder or, of course, search all your archive for keywords and characteristics swiftly.
What is true for emails also applies to people: they are easy to add and to find, can have distinguishing icons or pictures assigned. IncrediMail will also suggest likely people to remember based on your correspondence patterns, and managing groups is a breeze.
IncrediMail is so helpful and courteous with composing
messages. You can set up signatures, of course, and have IncrediMail send
out-of-office replies; IncrediMail does not, however, include message
templates or text snippets for faster answers. Free-form message labels or
self-learning folders to organize mail in a very personal or totally automatic
manner are missing as well.
