> In this case, the extra click I need to bypass to keep this product
> in the running is the one that takes you to your main mailbox.
I also found that I wanted to have this functionality. Since I know a bit about web
stuff, I added a JavaScript function to the "mailbox summary" page to switch to the
main mailbox page when the user logs on. It wasn't too difficult to do.
> Another question, can I run an IIS 4.0 web page on the same box as my
> iMail server?
Yes, just so long as it is on a different port (IE port 80 for IIS, and port 8383 for
IMail). You won't be able to run ASP code directly on IMail pages, though (some
people here use frames to get around that).
-Scott
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