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I recommend to have a close look at CommuniGate from Stalker (<a href="http://www.stalker.com" rel="ugc">www.stalker.com</a>). It does all you need and much more. It's inexpensive and has free 5 users license. We have used it for about a year and we are quite happy.<br />
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Best regards.<br />

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I recommend to have a close look at CommuniGate from Stalker (www.stalker.com [http://www.stalker.com]). It does all you need and much more. It's inexpensive and has free 5 users license. We have used it for about a year and we are quite happy.

Best regards.


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Joel: if m&amp;p's answer is a better solution than mine, then reject my answer and give him/her the points.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
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Rifty.<br />

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Joel: if m&p's answer is a better solution than mine, then reject my answer and give him/her the points.

Cheers,

Rifty.


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To exchange emails on the Internet I'm looking for a Mailserver software for Mac. But this SW will not be installed on a server always connected to the Internet. So my question, and I hope you can help me : <br />
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Do you know a mailserver (I heard the name of MailShare) software for Mac which is able to deliver email internaly (in my local network) and also is able to connect (through a dial-up connexion) to an Internet provider in order to retrieve/send Emails from/to Internet.<br />
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Thanks in advance for your help.<br />
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Joel Zimmerli
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To exchange emails on the Internet I'm looking for a Mailserver software for Mac. But this SW will not be installed on a server always connected to the Internet. So my question, and I hope you can help me : 

Do you know a mailserver (I heard the name of MailShare) software for Mac which is able to deliver email internaly (in my local network) and also is able to connect (through a dial-up connexion) to an Internet provider in order to retrieve/send Emails from/to Internet.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Joel Zimmerli

Mailserver for Mac ?

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