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From: smenzel@ducvax.auburn.edu (MENZEL_SANDRO)
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Subject: Re: appletalk mail programs
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Date: 14 Mar 91 04:55:43 GMT
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-> Heavens, yes! There is a package that's a much better alternative in
-> MANY ways: QuickMail, from CE Software. Even despite Microsoft's new
-> version, I feel that QuickMail is the better, more consistent, more
-> useful product... and it's getting even better with THEIR new
-> version later this year.

How easily will QuickMail (or any other Mac-based AppleTalk EMail package)
allow a person to sit down at any machine on the network and send/receive
mail?

I'm looking for something that will work in a lab situation where a user 
will have to 'sign' in to a machine to send/receive mail. Anyone have any 
suggestions/clues?


		Sandro


smenzel@ducvax.auburn.edu		SMenzel  <- America OnLine
smenzel@auducvax.bitnet 		S.Menzel <- AppleLink