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@loha @ home
- Version: 2.0
- Downloads Count: 9,038
- License Type: Demo
- Date Added: Apr 25, 2000
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 95
- File Size: 6.313 MB
- Author: Media Synergy
Description of @loha @ home
This utility enables you to create sleek e-mails with vibrant animation, sound, and graphics. It offers an intuitive Occasion and Photo Wizard with extensive import/export capabilities. It also includes a style gallery replete with animations, graphics, sounds, borders, and special effects that turn your e-mails into multimedia pieces.
Update (11/12/99): Media Synergy no longer develops or supports this product. You may, however, try the product for 30 days and buy the unsupported version at its Web site.
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