Title: WAY OT: command line for killing a win2k process
yes, but you are only 1 version behind which I think is
acceptable. My comment was really about those that don't upgrade or
stay updated to the point of being outdated. You're also lucky enough
to not be nudged by your own customers about all the new features
that you aren't offering.
:)
L. Bhandari wrote:
I have to speak up for at least some of us
that haven't upgraded. I'm still on 8.12 because I like it. We have
just 3 domains and very few users and IMail is exactly the program that
we need - simple and to the point. I don't even use 1/3 of the features
because I don't need them. When IMail decided to keep adding features
and try to compete with Exchange, I say Kudos to them but they left
behind users like me. I don't like how fancy, schmancy the new IMail is
- I like the old one! And with that, I accept that I may encounter
issues with newer technology (like new browsers or whatever).
I do understand a reluctance to upgrade but staying
back 2 versions is a bit much.
John Casaleggio wrote:
My thoughts
exactly. Who are these people who never upgrade or patch, and then
wonder why there are problems?
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7.15 != 2006
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I've been using IE 7 for months now and web
messaging works fine in 2006.
IMail Admin wrote:
We have a client who
mostly uses the webmail access to his email. We run IMail 7.15 on our
server. Recently, he tried installing IE7 beta. He had trouble with
the browser and uninstalled it, but he no longer can get his web mail
service to work quite right. When he tries to reply or send new mail,
he gets the following error:
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