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-----Original Message-----
From: Ian Westbrook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 09 September 2003 20:29
To: cfug dev list
Subject: [ cf-dev ] OT: email routing


Hi
I've currently got a Win98 machine in my home office, and I'm just about
to buy 2 WinXP machines, and connect all 3 machines with a wireless
network. The internet connection comes into the 98 box through a
Speedtouch USB modem from BT.

What I'd like to do is to be able to direct certain emails to certain
machines. so [EMAIL PROTECTED] can come to my box, cathy@ to my wife's
machine etc.

I asked my local IT company here in Folkestone for a price for the
machines, networking them up, and for this email function. For the
latter they've quoted a product called FT Gate 10 Mailbox Starter Pack,
which apparently costs �120 to buy plus they reckon another �130 to
install.

However, I'm sure I read a review in a recent PCPlus or somewhere of a
piece of software that does the same thing, and if I remember rightly it
was real easy to use and configure, and much cheaper. Can anyone
recommend something that fits both those criteria  or indeed does anyone
think that FT Gate is so good it justifies that cost?

Any advice appreciated.

Ian W
 


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