Perl/CGI Mailing List Manager 2.0.6k Perl script

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Perl/CGI Mailing List Manager lets users sign up on your website to be on your mailing list. Perl/CGI Mailing List Manager lets users sign up on your website to be on your mailing list. You can use this for information about site updates, newsletters, announcements, etc. Configuration options and features include: - "Opt In" settings You can configure the program so that users must confirm their subscription before getting on the list. This prevents people from abusing the system by subscribing people without their consent. - "Opt Out" function: Users can "opt out" permanently, so that they cannot be subscribed again without confirmation. - HTML or Plain Text email: When you send your mailings, you may choose to send email Plain Text, HTML, or both. - Notification of new Signups: You may choose to be notified (or not) whenever someone signs up for your list. - Tested on Windows and Unix/Linux: Configuration options allow email to work on Windows and Unix/Linux web servers. (Tested on Windows 98, Windows 2000 with IIS 4 and 5; BSDi, and Linux with Apache) - Unsubscribe Link in every email: Every email sent by the program contains an "unsubscribe" link so that users can easily get off your list. Or, you can delete them yourself with the Admin interface.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / BSD

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