Re: [IMail Forum] Is Imail compatible with these options?

[David Gregg]

The 'public folder' feature is available in imail when using an IMAP client.  Simply create a user in the same domain named 'Public'.  Any folder that this user has, including the main one, will be available to all users of that domain.  The folders and their contents are readonly however.  The nice thing here is that any message sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] will appear on all of your IMAP clients.  Of course you will probably set up rules to roundfile all mail to public unless it is from a valid user.   -----Original Message----- From: Len Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 1:30 PM Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Is Imail compatible with these options? Steve, The function's you mention have nothing to do with Imail, which is a standards-based mail & list server. The functions you mention are probably tied to MS Exchange doing proprietary MS group functions in conjunction with Outlook.  Imail can't play in there. Outlook will be able, with correct contortions, to connect to Imail server to send smtp msgs and collect POP3 mail, but that's about it. Len =================         I've just been hired to implement MS Outlook and train the users on an Imail system.  I'd like to know if Imail supports the following options:         - Reunion convocations         - Consultation of a collegue's agenda         - Sharing of a public folder (to organize an event)