Re: Now Up-to-Date Isn't Very Cross-Platform

Steve Hyman(steveh[at]practech.com)
Thu, 2 Jul 1998 08:35:33 -0400

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> We are looking at Meeting Maker XP
> (http://WWW.ON.Com/prodinfo/mm/descript.htm) which is a calendar
program
> with some contact management features. Does anyone have any experience
> with this package?
> Kim Andersen
> Amarillo National Resource Center
>

Kim,
I was a Meeting Maker administrator at a previous job. The last version
I used was v3.5 if I remember correctly. It was quite easy to use. The
server setup was a snap. The client support spanned all platforms.
Including, DOS, Win3.1, Win95, WinNT4, Macintosh, and various Unix
flavors.

The only drawback I saw with the product was the pricing structure (if
you want to consider that a drawback). It was rather expensive for an
initial setup. But, once you had all your clients and servers purchased
the maintenance pricing wasn't too bad.
If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask. I may not be able
to answer all of them, but I will give my best try.
Dave
_______________________
David Stevens
Senior User Consultant
dstevens+@cmu.edu
412.268.5136

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