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This perl script file allows a user to send any image in a electronic postcard. Postcard information is stored in a flat text file database and the HTML postcards are created on the fly when a user clicks on a href link from their email message to claim a postcard. One script file to handle designing, previewing, redesigning, sending, and viewing the electronic postcard. Main features include: Create as many postcards as you like, Hyperlink a image with a href tag for including in a postcard, Top and bottom html files can be displayed on all web pages for displaying your banners, Preview your postcard before you post it, Allows multiple email addresses for recipients, The easiest installation and customization of any postcard script on the internet, Expired cards will be automatically removed from the database, and Can include Organization link in all email messages.
Price: Free - Version:
1.00 - Platform(s): Unix
- Updated: February 4, 2003 |
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Postcards Now! gives you the ability to add virtual greeting card capabilities to your website. Just upload your images and let Postcards Now! build your categories, card pages, and mail form "on the fly".
Price: $99.00 - Version:
2.00 - Platform(s): Unix, Windows NT
- Updated: January 31, 2003 |
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This script allows you offering postcards from your site in a variety of formats. Your users can write their message directly into the picture (GIF, JPEG or PNG) in different fonts and mail the picture postcard to their friends, rather than sending them across the web. You can add additional fonts if you wish. Change the values in the "configuration section" of the appropriate script to suit your needs. Then arrange your postcards on the "rack" and open up shop!
Price: Free - Version:
2.50 - Platform(s):
- Updated: January 29, 2003 |
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This script allows visitors to send A Postcard to a friend. You have the option to pick which picture you want to send, the color of the font and background, along with your own comment. Once you hit 'Send,' the recipient receives an e-mail notifying them of the postcard and it's location. The neat thing about this script is that it checks and automatically deletes old postcards once a certain time has expired (you decide). Also, it will send an e-mail back to the sender when the postcard has been picked up!
Price: Free - Version:
1.21 - Platform(s): Unix
- Updated: January 25, 2003 |
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Unlike other postcard scripts Postcard Direct sends the postcard direct to the recipient. This means no more maintaining databases and tickets. Postcard Direct is fully template driven and features an administration interface for easy maintainence. You can create all types of cards, eg: flash, quicktime, java etc. Postcard Direct is supports a number of languages making a multi-lingual postcard site simple.
Price: Free - Version:
5.23 - Platform(s): Unix, Windows, Mac
- Updated: January 24, 2003 |
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An e-Postcard script with features including email extraction utility to extract email addresses from database, organized, non-cluttered interface and card expiration script to remove old cards.
Price: Free - Version:
0.00 - Platform(s): Unix
- Updated: January 22, 2003 |
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With BIS Postcard, anybody can send a picture postcard to his/her friends. Cards are stored in a flat file back end. Old cards are automatically expired. A really great thing about BIS Postcard is it's simplicity. Users don't have to jump through radio buttons and check boxes and complicated forms just to send a card. All they need to do is click on an image, then fill in To, From, and the message!
Price: Free - Version:
1.00 - Platform(s): Unix
- Updated: January 20, 2003 |
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eCard.cgi allow your visitors to send web-base postcard to other internet uses. Once the sender select the card graphic, complete the form, ecard.cgi will send a email message to the recipient to notify he/she to visit a specific url address to pick-up the card. Hence, generate more web traffics to your web site. Main features include: template design, easy to customise your ecard output and you can have different templates for different groups of card designs, send cards to 200+ recipient at one click, view you ecard activity by build-in log system, check the email address validity, include background music, enchanted JavaScript output, and easy to customize error message pages.
Price: Free - Version:
2.04 - Platform(s): Unix
- Updated: January 19, 2003 |
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ECardsPro is an electronic greeting card program. You can effortlessly maintain a searchable database of postcards with all the "card racks" created for you. It supports music, color and background image selection, and includes an WYSIWYG interface.
Price: $299.00 - Version:
4.10 - Platform(s): Unix
- Updated: January 18, 2003 |
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This script allows you to provide a Virtual Greeting Card service to your site's visitors. It is a rather simple concept. The goal is to allow a user to create a small HTML file and e-mail a recipient the URL with as little input as possible. Its main features include: SOCKET based e-mail for cross-platform execution, Easy to install, and to customize, E-mails the recipient, User defined text and background colors, Complete script in one source code file, No security headaches, Midi file support, E-mail capture log, Handles multiple card pages from one script, Automatically purges old cards based on age, and Allows selection of background image.
Price: Free - Version:
1.20 - Platform(s): Unix, Windows 95/98/NT
- Updated: January 18, 2003 |
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