Re: MAILBOOK hodie resurrexi

2007-04-09 Thread Bill Munson
David, That is such good news. I hope it stays alive and well for a long time. Once the dust settles and you get a handle on how many users there are you might come up and do a presentation on MAILBOOK and re-introduce it to the New York area. I kept trying to get Richard to come to MVMUA but

Re: MAILBOOK hodie resurrexi

2007-04-09 Thread Moore, Terry A.
I had a similar thought about a MAILBOOK presentation for MVMRUG. Bill Munson wrote: Once the dust settles and you get a handle on how many users there are you might come up and do a presentation on MAILBOOK and re-introduce it to the New York area. -

Re: MAILBOOK hodie resurrexi

2007-04-09 Thread Rich Smrcina
It sounds like a MAILBOOK world tour might be in the works... :) Moore, Terry A. wrote: I had a similar thought about a MAILBOOK presentation for MVMRUG. Bill Munson wrote: Once the dust settles and you get a handle on how many users there are you might come up and do a presentation on

MAILBOOK hodie resurrexi

2007-04-08 Thread David Boyes
In keeping with the sentiments of the Easter holiday, I'm pleased to announce that Sine Nomine has come to an agreement with Richard Schafer to continue to make MAILBOOK commercially available as well as providing ongoing support and maintenance contracts for MAILBOOK. If you have an existing