LOS ANGELES, CA — (Marketwired) — 10/02/13 — RPost, the inventor of Registered Email® track, prove, e-sign and encrypt technology, today announced the release of a major software update of its RMail® software plugin for Microsoft Outlook users. The release specifically contains usability improvements for LargeMail, RMail-s large file transfer feature. After installing the new version, RMail users will be able to attach and send files up to 200MB directly from their Outlook compose window, without any file uploads or web popup windows. There is also a new option to have Outlook auto-detect file size, and if greater than a user-specified size threshold, automatically send the files securely routed via the LargeMail service.
As with previous versions of the RMail plugin for Microsoft Outlook, users can send emails using the RPost “Send Registered” button — instead of Outlook-s standard send button — to receive automatic proof of delivery, messages, have agreements and more.
New users can start a free trial or learn more about RMail here ( ). Existing RMail users can download the new version from the of the RPost website. There is no cost to install or upgrade. RPost includes an option for its software to run within other Outlook add-ins, simplifying the .
RPost has set the global standard for email delivery proof, encryption, and e-signatures with its patented Registered Email® technology. RPost services enable email users to track, prove, sign, encrypt, and collaborate across desktop, mobile, and web platforms. RPost services speed contract execution, increase data privacy and compliance, and reduce risk with court-admissible records. Founded in 2000, RPost operates from six global business centers, is in use in countries throughout the world, within governments and Fortune Global 500 companies, and has been endorsed and marketed by influential bar associations throughout the United States. Winner of the World Mail Award for Security, RPost holds 50+ patents worldwide. For more information, please visit .
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James Hsu
RPost
Director of Marketing
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