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lol,<br />
yes Microsoft mail. &nbsp;I was able to pull 2 files off of a 98 disk to get it on 2k server. &nbsp;wqorked for us for years.
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lol,
yes Microsoft mail.  I was able to pull 2 files off of a 98 disk to get it on 2k server.  wqorked for us for years.

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lol,<br />
No I just used microsoft mail. &nbsp;So you're saying it should work with 2003 server? &nbsp;
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lol,
No I just used microsoft mail.  So you're saying it should work with 2003 server?  

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Cool, <br />
Thank you, so now I can get 2003 standard without setting up another server for terminal services. &nbsp;I can have that one server do it all and I don't have to pay for ms exchange
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Cool,
Thank you, so now I can get 2003 standard without setting up another server for terminal services.  I can have that one server do it all and I don't have to pay for ms exchange

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Hi,<br />
I'm looking to move from 2k server to 2003 Server. Currently I do not use MS echchange, I use the ms Postoffice for inside mail, it does the job. &nbsp;We only have about 35 users so it's not a large amount.<br />
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I need suggestion on whether not 2003 server I can setup ms postoffice on there to, to avoid spend an extra 3 grand to get exchange. &nbsp;If I can use ms postoffice on 2003 server i will and save. &nbsp;I thought of SBS, but I use terminal Services, and have about 10 folks loging in, SBS only allow 2 terminal Service Sesion. &nbsp;So thats why I'm looking at standard, but i don't really want to pay for exchange.
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Hi,
I'm looking to move from 2k server to 2003 Server. Currently I do not use MS echchange, I use the ms Postoffice for inside mail, it does the job.  We only have about 35 users so it's not a large amount.

I need suggestion on whether not 2003 server I can setup ms postoffice on there to, to avoid spend an extra 3 grand to get exchange.  If I can use ms postoffice on 2003 server i will and save.  I thought of SBS, but I use terminal Services, and have about 10 folks loging in, SBS only allow 2 terminal Service Sesion.  So thats why I'm looking at standard, but i don't really want to pay for exchange.

Server 2003 Standard &amp; MS Postoffice

Operating systems perform basic tasks, such as recognizing input from the keyboard, sending output to the display screen, keeping track of files and directories on the disk, and controlling peripheral devices such as disk drives and printers. For large systems, the operating system makes sure that different programs and users running at the same time do not interfere with each other. The operating system is also responsible for security, ensuring that unauthorized users do not access the system. Operating systems provide a software platform on top of which other programs, called application programs, can run.

Server 2003 Standard &amp; MS Postoffice

Server 2003 Standard & MS Postoffice