List Manager is capable of both spitting and merging mailing lists. One can split the list using some common-sense filters, like excluding invalid and duplicate e-mails as well as free e-mail addresses (Hotmail and Yahoo!, for example) users of which rarely purchase anything.
Key Functions:
- The program can purge the list of “suspicious” e-mails, like NULL@, REMOVE@, SUBSCRIBE@, UNSUBSCRIBE@, CANCEL@, NEWSLETTER@, ACCOUNT@, MAILER-DAEMON@, BOUNCE-MAIL@
- The program can process mailing lists that contain multiple data parameters, like in em@atompark.com, Evgeny Medvednicov, 23, AtomPark Software gates@microsoft.com, Bill Gates, 48, Microsoft Corp A number of “mix-and-match” and filtering tasks can be done with List Manager based on parameters other then e-mail address. For example, the program can personalize mailing lists.
- It finds an entry that has both an e-mail address and a name (as in “John Smith” jsmith@e-mail.com).
- If the program locates the address js mith@e-mail.com. It can add the name string to it automatically.
- Its another great option is a “repair e-mail” feature. Frequently, users misspell part of e-mail address, when entering it. The program employs a unique algorithm that tries to repair invalid e-mails and checks the validity of the “repaired” version.
