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  "InfoClick 1.1 Released"
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Greetings From Nisus Land
"InfoClick 1.1 Released"

I know I should write something here that lightens everything up and prepares you, the reader, for what's to come in the newsletter. After thinking about it, though, I decided to just go right into the newsletter, full stop. No opening paragraph at all. None. I'm just going to get to it. Right now.

We are very happy to announce the release of InfoClick 1.1, the latest version of our email search tool for Apple Mail.

InfoClick 1.1 adds new features while addressing some important issues. Among the new features are:

• Allows searching by Apple Mail accounts, mailboxes, and folders.
• Negated searches allow finding items that do not contain a particular selector (eg: word, contact, etc). For example, you can negate a search term by typing an exclamation mark before you type the term (eg: "!pluto" searches for all emails that do not contain the word "pluto").
• Can search for emails in trash folders using a "Trashed Emails" selector.
• Added "Email" menu to the main menu bar with some convenient commands like Reply and Forward.

There are many other changes, fixes, and improvement, including faster response while typing, expanded listing results, and more. The full list of changes and fixes can be found at the InfoClick release notes page.

InfoClick is available now from our store and from the Mac App Store for only $15 USD. A 15 day demo is also available from our InfoClick page.

This is a free update for current owners of InfoClick.

I have been asking for the ability to search through individual mailboxes since InfoClick was first released. I was told that "it wasn't possible" by certain individuals. Little did I know that the feature was scheduled for this version. Those people will pay... they'll all pay! Having said that, the feature works great and I couldn't be happier.

So if you are using Apple Mail and have thought about purchasing InfoClick please give it another look. The fixes, additions, and changes make InfoClick a worthwhile addition to your Mac toolbox.

Odd And Ends

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