Hello Folks, I am struggling over a question on the "server" functionality of TB.
I understand (I think) that in standalone mode TB collects and shows you your email (like for most of us), in non-TCP mode acts as an internal workgroup mail client (whatever) and lastly in server mode delivers mail to other TB clients acting as a server (transport) to the real mail server at the ISP end. At the same time the "server" box can and does act as a mail client itself... Correct? In any case, what I am interested to do is have a "server" mode Bat running on a given PC and then 2 more "workstation" connecting to it, but all being able to see one and the same set of accounts. Reason is dead simple - I have one main PC (the "server") where most of the mailing stuff gets done (will be done), but I have another PC in the bedroom, on which I would lazy over on Sundays and send mail from it rather than bother to go in the study. And finally I have a laptop, which ideally I would like to "synchronize" with latest mail messages before going out - just to refer to them. (I doubt I would be able to post while away and then further sync the laptop msg base with the "server" msg base - with new messages which it has received while laptop was away) Ok, for the laptop bit I am probably asking too much, but how about the "server" and "workstation" being able to "see" all sets of mail accounts and mail from all of them (so all user will be administrators)? Or is this actually achievable if I have the standalone client installed on different PCs, but the msg base residing on a shared folder - then all I need to do is making sure that I close one client before starting the other? How about that? Thanks in advance for any help/opinion/sharing of experience. -- Best regards, SS mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
