You can set automatic sending time yearly, monthly (contains last day and serial number (contains last) of weekday), weekly, daily and specific date and time.

AMS provides all the traditional mail elements/functions and some distinctive elements/functions such as sending mail via the proxy server, WYSIWYG HTML mail editor, read receipt receiver, senders/reply receivers list, virtual sender/reply receiver/sending time, selecting receivers from the txt/csv/xls files and the Outlook Express address book, saving recipients to txt/csv/xls files, sending emails one by one, and so on.

You can inform yourself or others, submit work logs or documents, and send the routine business emails, surely, make ads and greet your family members or friends at their important day (for instance: birthday) through use of AMS.

This program is set up to mimic the appearance and interface of less flashy e-mail programs like Microsoft Outlook, but with a few more rows to fill to help protect the sender's identity. Users familiar with sending e-mails should not have a difficult time navigating through this program, but can consult Auto Mail Sender's thorough Help file if an issue arises. Some of the features that make this program stand out are its easy capability to send the mail from a virtual address, set the e-mail's time and date sent to any time imaginable and import an address book from another e-mail system through a simple menu. Scheduling e-mails to send hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly was as simple as setting an alarm clock, while filling out and sending the actual e-mail felt natural. However, users must input their server and port before the mail sends, which could be a snag for more novice computer users, but not an impossible hurdle.

A trial limitation prevents you from sending more than 26 e-mails. However, thanks to its capability to disguise senders and to easily set a schedule, we recommend this program for anyone who needs secrecy and repetition in their email sending.