Random Tagline Manager 4.7.5

If you ever wanted to add random taglines to your outgoing emails, then you need to know there is an application out there that has precisely this type of functionality to offer. The application I am talking about is the Frank Brower-developed and aptly named Random Tagline Manager.

This is an application that, according to the developer, will work with any email program, except for web-based email clients (like Gmail or Yahoo! Mail or AOL). It will create TXT, HTML, and RTF signatures/taglines and add them to your emails. The application comes with more than 6500 taglines. Here are some of them:

If cats and dogs can live together, why can’t men and women?
C++ should have been called D
Children of the night…SHUT UP!
Eleven tons of hair stolen. Police combing area.
“I was up all night trying to round off infinity…” – Wright
I call things as I see them; if I didn’t see them, I make them up!
Only those who attempt the absurd achieve the impossible.
In case of emergency, break glass. Scream. Bleed to death.
When I die, I want to go peacefully in my sleep like my father did, not screaming in terror like his passengers.
It gives me a headache just to think down to your level.

You can randomly use taglines, or you can pick one and use just that one. If the 6500+ taglines are not enough for you, you can always add more to the database. Besides adding more taglines, you can also replace existing taglines with your own selection.

Random Tagline Manager is offered by its developer free of charge. You can download the app (the download will complete in a moment since it weighs in at 2.7MB), install it on your Windows-powered computer (just follow the instructions presented by the setup wizard), and use it for as long as you want without having to part with your hard earned money.

Pros

• Lightweight download
• Easy to use
• Thousands of taglines
• Edit the database of taglines
• Freeware

Cons

• None that I could think of

About Frank Brower
Info on Frank Brower is available here.

Random Tagline Manager has been reviewed by George Norman on 16 Feb 2011. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated Random Tagline Manager 3 out of 5 stars, naming it Very Good