Scott’s Gmail Alert might be one of the nicest little Gmail monitor programs you can find on Windows. With it, you can always stay on top of your most recent Gmail emails that have come in, and get access to tons of other great features.
The main job of this excellent little program is to monitor any number of Gmail inboxes and labels. You can customize each account with individual colors and sounds too. You can also instantly rely to emails, without even having to open your web browser. It is also fully compatible with Google Apps and the standard free Gmail e-mail accounts too.
The features do not stop there. You can also use it to monitor multiple Google Talk accounts, receive desktop alerts for calendar events, get the latest Google news feeds or stay up to date with the current weather conditions. Any RSS feed can also be directly plugged into Scott’s Gmail Alert, for easy access to your favorite website stories.
Your registration (which is only $3) will unlock support for monitoring an unlimited number of Gmail accounts, the Calendar functions and RSS feed monitoring.
Go give it a shot – I can promise you that you will not find another Gmail monitoring program that does so much.
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