Version 7 seems pretty stable now and virtually all known problems have been repaired. It seems to me that Imail works best on a new, fresh OS install with plenty of resources and playing by itself. I also think it works best using the registry database.
I've been a user for a little while now and all the support I've ever needed has come almost immediately from this list. The list is a wonderful resource for IMAIL. You do want to buy tech support however to get the upgrades imho. The ImailAV is competitively priced in its class but there are other options you can consider that are less expensive and work nicely. In my experience Ipswitch has generally been professional, courteous, and helpful. I think they compare very favorably with other software publishers I've used. I believe IMAIL still represents the best value in Microsoft platform mail servers. However, you may want to see http://www.serverwatch.com/ for a list of others. I find it is always a good idea to monitor support lists before buying. I generally find that all products and all vendors have problems of some kind if you lurk long enough. I'd buy IMail again given the same constraints. Terry Fritts -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Brian G. Stephen I was ready to buy IMail (with the AntiVirus add-on and Support Subscription) until I recently subscribed to this list.� In the last couple of days, I have read about: - Problems with IMail Version 7�being very buggy. - Problems with IPSwitch Technical Support (this was one of the BIG reasons that I had chosen to go IMail). - Excessive cost of Anti-Virus option. - Acusations of unprofessional conduct by IPSwitch. Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list. An Archive of this list is available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/
