Definition
Definition of emailware - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
signup neededDated software requiring email registration for full accessDated
- You need to register this emailware to unlock all its features.
2.
technologyDated software requiring an email to the creatorDated
- This game is emailware, so send the developer an email.
Adjective
1.
distributionDated software distributed via emailDated
- The company offers emailware versions of their software for easy access.
2.
technologyDated describes software requiring email instead of paymentDated
- This emailware app asks for feedback via email.
Origin of emailware
English, email (electronic mail) + ware (products)
Examples of emailware in a sentence
The emailware prompted me to enter my email address. The software is emailware, requiring users to contact the author. To access the full version, the app is emailware. Emailware distribution makes software updates easier. Many startups use emailware to reach a wider audience. The emailware program requests your email for activation.
Many users prefer emailware for its cost-free access.
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- French:logiciel nécessitant une inscription par e-mail, distribué par email, ...
- German:Registrierungssoftware, per E-Mail verteilt, ...
- Italian:software registrabile via email, distribuito via email, ...
- Spanish:software con registro por correo electrónico, distribuido por correo electrónico, ...
- Portuguese:software com registo por email, emailware, ...
- Chinese:需邮箱注册的软件, 电子邮件分发的, ...
- Japanese:メールウェア, メールウェアの, ...
- Arabic:برنامج يتطلب التسجيل بالبريد الإلكتروني, موزع عبر البريد الإلكتروني, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹכְנַת רִישׁוּם בְּדּוֹאֵ"ל, מֻפְצֶה בְּדוּא"ל, ...
- Russian:emailware, распространяемый по электронной почте, ...
- Ukrainian:програмне забезпечення з реєстрацією електронної пошти, електроннопоштовий, ...
- Hindi:ईमेलवेयर, ईमेल द्वारा वितरित, ...
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