Steve,
The server has to have pop3 support installed as well as sendmail.
Configure outlook as a pop3 client.
It works great except that outlook is a very 'thick' client - takes
forever to load, and wastes a lot of ram if all you use it for is email -
look at eudora pro or calypso as better sin95 email only clients.
dave
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Steve Curry wrote:
>
> Standard E-Mail as in MS Office 97's Outlook. Has anyone used outlook with
> sendmail as the server before? If so where there any problems?
>
>
> >If you are just going to be using standard e-mail then as per the above
> >there is absolutely no reason to use Exchange. You can set up Linux and
> >Sendmail painlessly and it runs well virtually forever.
> >
> >Greg
> >
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