On Tuesday 25 June 2002 11:15, Austad, Jay wrote: > > Samsung OpenMail. I don't know if it's out yet though. They bought it > from HP, and were making improvements before re-releasing it. > > Jay I have a demo disk somewhere on my desk. Not sure as to the limitations, but I think they will send you a copy if you ask. From my little bit of reading about and considering OpenMail, if they kept most of the features, it would be a competent replacement for Exchange Server. Nice set of command line tools to work on individual mailboxes rather than the glob database that Exchange uses. I should set up the demo and do a comparison. I know OpenMail had a "free" license for Linux installs that allowed up to 50 licenses for free (annually renewed). I don't seem to see a similar offering for Samsung Contact. If you are after "full" support for a closed client with a proprietary protocol, I would say that would be asking a bit much. Plus Samsung Contact is just another proprietary set of tools that would seem to be tied to a commercial entity that could up and die tomorrow. Kelly Black KB0GBJ