Mailing project with a diff

Hi, and thank you for looking at my project, please go through it carefully to make sure you understand everything, if you don't Pm me and i'll try and explain it better. Project: I need an application designed to be distributed to clients. When a client downloads the software it will run undetected on their computer. On my server there will be 2 files, one containing a list of email addresses , and the other one containg such things as from email, subject, mesaage. Thses two files should not be viewable to the public, even if someone where to find the url. but the software on the clients comp, will be able to download the message file, and 100 email address at a time from the email file. What the software should do is connect to my server undetected grab the message and the 100 emails and then use their own comp/isp to send out that message to those 100 people... it should also (maybe delete or mark) the 100 emails that it has done, so that when someone else connects they don't resend the message to the same 100 people. The program should work well with multipal people doing the job. t should on no account resend the message to the same person more than once. After they have sent out the 100 messages the program will connect and get the next 100. the program will work on a persons comp for exactly 24hrs, after this it will delete itself and all traces of it. for the admin side, there should be a place that i can view the number of emails being, and have been sent..the number of computers doig the job etc. also woulld be nice if i could randamize the subject and froam email (from a list of 5 different subjects/from info) -any suggestions are welcome. ## Deliverables 1) Complete and fully-functional working program(s) in executable form as well as complete source code of all work done. 2) Installation package that will install the software (in ready-to-run condition) on the platform(s) specified in this bid request. 3) Complete ownership and distribution copyrights to all work purchased. ## Platform Client side : Windows (all versions) Server Side: Unix