When you put your email addresses on any webpage or even on forum postings it is likely that you get messages for email advertisements as it is visible to all. But now you can stay away from such a situation by having eM@il Encoder 2.0.2.5. The application is for Windows and converts your emails addresses into encoded JavaScript code. It protects them from the email extracting applications and yet allows genuine visitors to send the email messages to your website. It’s easy to use one just needs to paste the code generates into the HTML source of webpage that you want your email ID to be displayed upon.

eM@il Encoder 2.0.2.5 opens with a neat screen that has well structured contours. It shows the Encode option that shows the features for the encoding work. It shows the Email feature where you need to enter the Email Address that you want to place at your website. Write the Link Text that you want to place with the address such as ‘Email us at’ in the given box. Then you’re also provided with the subject features. When you fill the required information then you need to click ‘Encode’. The encoded address is shown in the box below and you can easily right click and copy it. You can also use the Copy to Clipboard option that can be used when required. You can anytime reset and also enable the auto high lighting and auto copying to the clipboard by the program itself. The software is easy to use as it not burdened with many confusion options. You can generate the encoded addresses, copy and save them so that you can use them anytime you want. For placing the email address you just need to have the JavaScript code that has been created by the program to be pasted to the HTML source. Paste it at the place where you want the addresses to appear on the website page.

eM@il Encoder 2.0.2.5 receives a score of 4 rating points for its ability to perform the encoding task quickly and its hassle free performance. It definitely a great utility to use in case you need publicly display your email and yet save yourself from spam emails.