Just thought I would add my two cents worth...We have over 35,000 email
accounts (yes, that IS thirty-five thousand) in our system and IMail handles
everything well. There are a few glitches and annoyances and it isn't
perfect -- our users want an online address book like Exchange has -- , but
we had an Exchange set-up about a year ago and it was a nightmare compared
to IMail with or without the address book! We have just renewed our
unlimited user license for IMail for another year.
Julie Robertson
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Cal Frye
Sent: June 19, 2000 10:31 AM
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Would you buy iMail again?
Brian Doherty wrote:
>
> Hello. We've been evaluating several e-mail servers to run under NT
> (now 4, soon 2000) to support about 50 users. This is to replace use
> of the Eudora Worldmail server, which has numerous flaws.
>
> So - it would be very helpful if anyone willing could write back to me and
> tell me if they'd license iMail again, or if they wish they had selected
> another product, and why. I can summarize responses to the group.
Absotively. Combine it with Ron's web templates from Humankind systems,
and we're quite pleased. And many have observed that a good price can be
obtained from CDW for the software (and you probably qualify for their
educational/government discount -- see CDW-G). We're running a modest
installation -- 650 users and a couple of dozen mailing lists. It's not
perfect, but I'd do it again.
And this list is the best thing on the net for assistance that isn't
manufacturer-controlled.
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