LDapper X is an LDAP client software that specializes in locating email addresses. It streamlines the process of accessing and searching email accounts by integrating securely. It is ideal for organizations that rely on email communications.
LDapper is a noteworthy LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) software that is specifically designed to assist users in finding email addresses. Searching for people by name, department or any arbitrary attribute is as easy as pie with LDapper. Once you've found what you're looking for, you can either copy and paste or drag the address into a new email message, and if you're lucky, your email client may have a magic wand feature that allows you to directly add the email address by selecting the "Mail To:" command via the LDAP menu or by simply clicking the email button. It's worth giving this feature and the software overall a try, especially since LDapper supports Mail client in MacOS X and Microsoft Entourage.
Exporting email addresses into other applications or the MacOS X Address Book is a breeze, and browsing directories in a hierarchical manner is a piece of cake.
This release of LDapper addresses several bug fixes. For example, the "Clear List" option that wasn't set caused searches to fail with a "selector not recognized" error in the console. Additionally, although LDapper would select the first item in a list, you still had to click the list to copy or mailto, which was fixed in this release. Another bug fix was that the info text field of the browser window was editable, and cancelling the Options sheet didn't actually cancel.
In terms of changes and additions, LDapper now provides the option to see "friendly attributes" in the info field, and users can specify the format of copied addresses. LDapper also added tooltips to the search attribute popups, which display the "other" attribute when "Other" is selected. Another addition was the ability to export addresses directly to the Address Book with MacOS X 10.2 or later. As usual, there are some cosmetic tweaks included.
Overall, LDapper is a reliable software solution that can be a game-changer for those in need of an LDAP client to support their search for email addresses. It's easy to use and offers all of the features and functionalities needed to get the job done efficiently.
Exporting email addresses into other applications or the MacOS X Address Book is a breeze, and browsing directories in a hierarchical manner is a piece of cake.
This release of LDapper addresses several bug fixes. For example, the "Clear List" option that wasn't set caused searches to fail with a "selector not recognized" error in the console. Additionally, although LDapper would select the first item in a list, you still had to click the list to copy or mailto, which was fixed in this release. Another bug fix was that the info text field of the browser window was editable, and cancelling the Options sheet didn't actually cancel.
In terms of changes and additions, LDapper now provides the option to see "friendly attributes" in the info field, and users can specify the format of copied addresses. LDapper also added tooltips to the search attribute popups, which display the "other" attribute when "Other" is selected. Another addition was the ability to export addresses directly to the Address Book with MacOS X 10.2 or later. As usual, there are some cosmetic tweaks included.
Overall, LDapper is a reliable software solution that can be a game-changer for those in need of an LDAP client to support their search for email addresses. It's easy to use and offers all of the features and functionalities needed to get the job done efficiently.
What's New
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