I would think that Thunderbird is an excellent solution since I use it.
Their real problem is large attachments(pdfs) that contain insurance
applications.
I understand that some of those attachments can get quite large...like
20mb-30mb with some
even larger.
The Office mess started because most of the staff(90%) use Word.
The few that really need Office just need Excel and Word.
I tried to push Open Office a few years back and I couldn't get any
interest.
A good bit of this stuff needs to be saved for a couple of years because
of renewals.
They also do a lot of quotes that also need to be saved and reviewed.
I believe the vast majority are also using Outlook with some even using
Outlook Express.
On 5/4/2012 8:49 AM, John Jones wrote:
Can those that are 9+ years behind on software use webmail instead? Or
just some other email client like (the free) Thunderbird?
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