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In article <1993Jan22.004315.26204@actrix.gen.nz>, Quentin.Smart@bbs.actrix.gen.nz writes:
|> In article <1993Jan20.153833.10985@das.harvard.edu> sasaki@netop3.harvard.edu (Marty Sasaki) writes:
|> > 
|> > Currently getting email from the PCs to the university backbone involves
|> > going through three (or four, depends on how you count them) machines.
|> > .... 
|> > What are the alternatives? Are there any free or inexpensive software
|> > packages?
|> 
|> What mail package's are you using? 
|> Some, most? of the comercial Mail packages have SMTP gateways that mean you
|> don't need the complication of a MHS hub, but then you will usly be running
|> their version of a HUB.
|> I guess the expensive options would be to use:
|>  
|>  MS-Mail (There has been talk about inadequacies of their SMTP gateway)
|>  
|>  CC: Mail (Lotus have a SMTP gateway of rthis but it's V.Expensive)
|>  
|>  WPOffice They currently don't produce a PC SMTP gateway but there are 3rd
|>  party options available. (Email me for more info on this one)

We're using Quentin's WPOffice PC SMTP gateway here. It's straightforward to
install and works well.

I have no connection with his company other that as a satisfied customer.