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Regarding your posting quoted below:

Keeping Eudora on Windows NT is probably a mistake.  The Windows NT
Exchange 4.0 e-mail system is very superior to Eudora.  I have been
a long time Eudora user and I have switched.

I suggest you take a serious look at features and interoperability
issues between Exchange 4.0 and Eudora on NT 4.0.  Keep in mind, I
am suggesting Exchange 4.0, earlier versions of Exchange or MS Mail
are not suitable replacements to Eudora but Exchange 4.0 is a vast
improvement and a top-notch product.

      phil 
      philh@nwrain.com

P.S.  If for some reason you do not like Exchange 4.0, you have another
alternative in Netscape Navigator which has a very nice e-mail client.




Jen McLeod wrote:
> 
> I apologize for the mass-cross-posting, but I seem to be on a tight
> schedule.  I've been asked to find out if it is possible to
> switch e-mail from Novell to NT.  How can this be done?
> 
> Here are the specifics as I understand them:
> A company is moving from Novell to NT in a single weekend, around 400 PCs.
> They use Eudora as their e-mail client, so each PC would have Eudora
> mailboxes and files on it.
> They want to continue to use Eudora after the conversion.
> All e-mail needs to be saved/protected somehow (old and new).
> 
> What would be the best way for the company to convert?  Can we save the
> Novell "post office" and place it under NT, or will some conversion be
> necessary?  What e-mail server would be best to switch to, or is there one
> built into NT that would do just fine, that could talk to Eudora?  What
> steps should be taken?
> 
> Thanks for any and all responses.  I apologize again for the x-posting.
> Please e-mail me your reply instead of posting
> it.
> 
> thanks!
> - Jen McLeod
> mcleod@maine.maine.edu
> 
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