Hello all, I am currently using Intermail Post.Office to manage a bunch of mailing lists for student organizations and other small groups. Each list is managed via a web interface by the list owner to reduce the burden on me. Recently I have been having trouble with my Post.Office and am considering using my Imail to assume my listserv duties. I have 300 lists, 90% are have under 200 users, biggest list has 2000 users. Each list at most has 5 emails a day. I really don't think I need something as big as Lsofts Listserv... At least I hope not. Anyway, on to my actual question now that I have set the stage:
1. Is Imails listserver capable of handling the lists I described? 2. Does anyone have a better way of managing the lists via the web than is provided in the templates? With Post.Office I can add or delete many email addresses at once by simply pasting them in a textbox and hitting "submit". With Imail I have to add or remove one at a time and submit and wait for the page to reload. Adding 200 email addresses this way is obviously not very effective. I have written my own templates using the base templates as a start that are pretty decent looking (and stylesheet driven) but I haven't got into redesigning the way the templates actually work far as adding names to the list, etc. Hopefully someone else has this problem and has already fixed it :). Any feedback will be appreciated. Eric Coffman West Virginia University To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
