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From: jenner@post.ntu.edu.au
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Subject: Re: QuickMail or Microsoft Mail
Message-ID: <1991May30.113008.987@darwin.ntu.edu.au>
Date: 30 May 91 02:00:08 GMT
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In article <6482@crystal9.UUCP> derosa@motcid.UUCP (John DeRosa) writes:
>Todd Strauch writes:
>
>>...................................................................  The MSM
>>package will probably require that you also purchase GatorMail-M to provide
you
>>with a gateway connection.  I say probably because I don't know which version
>>of MSM you are working with and because I am not sure if MSM 3.0 comes with
>>gateway software or not (I read somewhere that it did, but we are currently
>>using MSM 2.0 and have only worked with the demo version of MSM 3.0).
........
>
>Gatormail-M is still required for Microsoft 
>Mail 3.0 (as it is for Quickmail).
>The structure of the gateways remains the same as
>in Microsoft Mail 3.0.  I have never used QuickMail
>but I find MSM very good.  It can be configured with
>gateways for Speach/Sounds, MCI, Faxes, etc.
>-- 
>= Enjoy!                                                                   = 
>=          John DeRosa, Motorola, Inc, Cellular Infrastructure Group       =
May be of interest. QuickMail can be bridged with gateway software "SMTP\QM"
which is relatively inexpensive. The same company (Information Electronics) 
also privides QM concierge which offers mail lists, re-routing and several
other features. We are quite content with this arrangement.
Cheers Bob Jenner