Apic mail
APIC Mail!
APIC (Application Programming Interface for Computer) Mail is a type of email client that was popular in the 1980s and 1990s. It was developed by Microsoft and was part of the Windows operating system.
APIC Mail allowed users to send and receive email using a graphical user interface (GUI) that was integrated with the Windows desktop. It was a significant improvement over earlier email clients, which often required users to use command-line interfaces or text-based interfaces to manage their email.
Some of the key features of APIC Mail included:
- Graphical user interface: APIC Mail had a user-friendly GUI that made it easy for users to compose, send, and receive email.
- Integration with Windows: APIC Mail was tightly integrated with the Windows operating system, making it easy to access and manage email from within the Windows desktop.
- Support for multiple email accounts: APIC Mail allowed users to manage multiple email accounts from a single interface.
- Support for attachments: APIC Mail allowed users to attach files to their email messages, making it easy to share documents and other files with others.
- Support for email folders: APIC Mail allowed users to organize their email messages into folders, making it easy to find and manage their email.
APIC Mail was widely used in the 1990s and early 2000s, but it has largely been replaced by more modern email clients such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, and web-based email services like Gmail and Yahoo Mail.