On 5 Dec 2001, Dan Winship wrote: > My understanding is that it is "drop-in compatible" in a marketing > sense, not a technical sense. I don't remember the details. (Someone > else suggested you needed an Outlook plugin on each client, and that > might be it.)
That's odd, because the scenario we were presented with while talking to the salespeople (ok, they were salespeople, not tech people), was setting up an Openmail server in the domain, letting it replicate from the Exchange servers, then making DNS/WINS changes to point the old Exchange addresses at the new Openmail box. Something that would be difficult to do transparently if we have to push out an Outlook client to every user in what was a 7000 person company. Not to say either of us is wrong, just my understanding when we were reviewing the software :) _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
