[WinMac] Re: Scheduling & Email Software Advice
Matthew Easton(matthew[at]netoutfit.com)
Sat, 01 Aug 1998 22:48:20 -0700
At 07:00 PM 8/1/98 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>3) Recommendations for e-mail client software (I'd love to use Emailer
>>but it won't connect to the Exchange server). The default will probably
>>be Outlook Express since it's already available with Office'98 and the
>>PC's are most likely going that way.
>>
>My opinion- avoid exchange like the plague. All you need is a shareware POP
>mail server like AIMS (Apple Internet Mail Server) on a Mac and use Eudora
>as the client on both the Macs and the PC's. Advantage? Eudora has the same
>interface for both platforms.
I would recommend SIMS, freeware mailserver from http://www.stalker.com
You must have Open Transport 1.1.2 or better (you can upgrade Open
Transport with a download from Apple if you are running system 7.5.5 or
earlier. I think you will find it better than AIMS
>Now-up-to-date has clients for windows and Macs that share calendars and
>scheduling tools and I cannot speak highly enough of it.
Now Software and its entire product line is now owned by Qualcom, the same
fine people who give us the free version of Eudora.
Matt Easton
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