post.office has a free 10 list/100 users setup on their mailserver. Only
problem is that the mailserver is basically abandon-ware. You can write one
rather fast using iMS as a mailserver and it'll also give you a ton of
extra's (it uses CF for its programming and is a great replacement for
CFMAIL). You can also write one using CFSCHEDULE, CFMAIL and almost any
mailserver using straight CF. Fun, but not as powerful as a true listserver.
At 03:01 PM 8/2/01, you wrote:
>I hate to do this, but you guys know everything! Simple question: Where
>would I locate the software needed to setup and manage a ListServ operation
>internal to my company? My server would be Win2k. Cost is a factor.
>
>Activity level would be low (nowhere near the level of activity of CF-TALK,
>for instance). Features we're after are the core ability to assemble and
>retransmit the messages received (in both digest and non-digest modes), and
>to view/search the archives of past messages.
>
>tia,
>-reed
>
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