Subject: Re: Office IM's
From: Jim Gribbin (jgribbin@alaska.net)
Date: Sun Dec 02 2001 - 23:17:27 AKST
Have you given any thought to 'winpopup'? It is a simple IM built into
windoze (since wgw, but mostly forgotten), and netmeeting is capable of
file transfer and should work with local ips as well as remote. Hey, you
could probably set up netcams and let 'em look at each other.
Why spend $ when there are free tools?
Jim
On Fri, 2001-11-30 at 13:59, Justin Dieters wrote:
> Hey all.. this isn't a Linux related question, but I know a lot of you are System Admin's, so I hope you can forgive me and hopefully give me some pointers. I'm looking for an IM program to use on a small (~15 Win98 users) office network. All I need is messaging and file transfers, so anything else would be incidental, but something that can be docked in the systray would be nice. I'm looking for something similar to ICQ, but that does not need access to the internet. Currently i'm looking at something called e/pop (www.wiredred.com) I'm wondering if anyone has used or knows of any good programs that would fit my needs. My main objective is to stop people from sending large files over e-mail while at the same time not having to have people share their drives/folders over the network.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Justin Dieters
> Rodney P. Kinney Associates
> justind@rpka.net
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