Hello Mark Wieder, 16-Dez-2006 18:39, you wrote:
>> With BatPost you can create personal local account for every user or >> create common account and access it with IMAP protocol. BatPost >> server can retrieve messages from the remote mailbox and store them >> in locally. > Now I start to understand why this functionality is being pulled out > of TB - it's been moved to BatPost. I'll have to try this out. Can > common folders be created that can be shared among different accounts? Since Batpost is a mail server software, you would not create common folders, but a common user account, and access that user account with multiple clients using the IMAP protocol (so that the messages stay on the server). > These groupware features are what has enabled us to avoid the use of > Exchange Server or some other abomination. TB in client/server mode or any other local mail server does not exactly offer the full range of features of an Exchange server, and probably does not aim at the same businesses... -- Best regards, Alexander (http://www.neurowerx.de) You can only see a thing well when you know in advance what is going to happen. -- John Tyndall ________________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
