List Management: Gammadyne Mailer contains numerous tools to help manage your mailing list, whether it is located in a database, plain-text file, CSV file, or in Gammadyne Mailer's internal list. It can run continuously for months at a time. We have gone to great lengths to ensure that Gammadyne Mailer does not leak resources or memory. On a stable system, crashes are virtually unheard of. The versatility of G-Merge makes the possibilities endless. Or the message can be forwarded to a different address if it was sent from a particular address or domain. For example, an auto-response can be sent if the keyword "HELP" is found in the subject. This allows incoming email to be automatically processed differently based on the contents of its headers or body. A G-Merge script can be executed when an incoming message is processed. Incoming email can be Auto-Forwarded to different addresses based on various criteria. The auto-response can be personalized with database data, or even with information extracted from the incoming email. The Auto-Responder can automatically send a reply to all incoming messages that meet the criteria. Or, an existing database row can be located and updated. 
Variable number of parallel threads for sending with optional throttling. Many sources to feed the data into it (plus internal query engine to select part of what the source offers), variable attachments (individual attachments). Data can be extracted from the incoming email and added to a new row in the database. I am using Gammadyne Mailer for 20 years now and was rock solid over all this time.Incoming email addresses can be added to or removed from the database, recipient list, or exclusion list.Mail accounts can be continuously monitored for incoming email, processed on a schedule, or processed one time.
Email can also be fetched right out of an email client that suppots MAPI (such as Outlook). Email can be obtained from a POP3 or IMAP4 mail server (virtually all mail servers support one of these protocols), or directly from the hard drive.
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