KidzMail
Introducing KidzMail, the email client for children.
With KidzMail children draw pictures and send them to people in their address book. Addressing email is as simple as choosing recipients from a list of pictures and names. Parents control the address book, so they know who their children are sending email to. With the unregistered version of KidzMail, you can receive all the email and draw all the pictures you'd like. But you can only send 10 email messages. Registering KidzMail removes that restriction. The current version of KidzMail is 1.5 and registration is $19. User's Guide Want to know how KidzMail works? Check out our User's Guide.
Security All aspects of KidzMail, including the server settings and the address
book, are controlled through its preferences dialog. Parents can
protect the KidzMail preferences dialog with a password so that
children can't make any changes without a parent's permission.
Children can only send and receive email from the people in their address book. Easy To Use KidzMail is simple to use, even for children who can't read or write.
Email receipients can only be chosen from the address book. Each person
in the address book has a picture so that children who can't read the
names can pick out recipients from the pictues. Children then draw a
picture using KidzMail's easy-to-use built-in painting tools and then
send the message.
Full Featured KidzMail is a full-featured email client. You can send and receive
email, reply to email, and even forward email. There are mailboxes for
received email, unsent drafts, filed email, and unwanted email.
KidzMail has its own address book that contains the nicknames and email
addresses of just those people parents want their children
corresponding with.
Furthermore, KidzMail sends real email messages. Other email client should have no trouble displaying email sent with KidzMail. And that includes the text as well as the picture. Pictures are sent as both JPEGs (a popular picture format found on the Internet) and KidzMail pictures. Even somebody without KidzMail should be able to receive and view KidzMail pictures. |