I use QuickMail Pro, SIMS, and Communigate Pro.
Communigate Pro has the most features, the most power, and is what I'll call
a "VERY SERIOUS" mail server. It does require Unix, but will work on
MacOSX. It's the professional solution.
Quickmail Pro runs on MacOS, and has a bunch of nice features. A few that
come to mind are:
Most important: Ability to exist as mail server using Dial-Up connection
List Server
Ability to run Applescript filters
Directory services, with automatic updating of client address books.
Personalized forms for intra-office email.
I have been using SIMS for some tasks that I don't want to move over to my
Communigate server.
I'm sure that there's more information on the CE Software website, and a few
reviews that you could locate with Google.
Larry
On 6/5/01 9:33 AM, "Steve Linford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One of my clients uses QuickMail Pro Server for MacOS 1.1.1r1 on a
> network of 50 Macs (I actually only know QuickMail Pro Server by name
> - never used it). As the client's email demands are getting greater
> (now has multiple domains, etc) I advised the client to replace
> QuickMail Pro Server with SIMS ... but the client's network guy is
> now doing a moody saying there's nothing SIMS can do that QuickMail
> Pro Server can't. As I actually don't know QuickMail Pro Server I
> don't have an argument for or against it. Anyone have any comment on
> QuickMail Pro Server vs SIMS?
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