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ZR6DHC > TECH     06.08.05 22:22l 33 Lines 977 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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From: ZR6DHC@ZS0RBG.RBG.NWP.ZAF.AF
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Hi all

And thank you for reading this. The question I have s not so much
technical but has to do with software. I currently have 4 PC's on my home
network (one of these our local BBS). I plan to add more soon and would
like to know if there is a way that I can send mail between these machines
ie. simular to e mail. 

I am sure there must be a way to do this. I just do not know how. I
suppose I will have to set up a mail server program of some sort. Would
this mean I have to dedicate 1 machine to this or could it be on a machine
that runs other software with the mail server program in the background.

Is there any freeware mail servers out there? and can I use a program like
MS Outlook to send the mail?

Any and all help will be appreciated.

73's de Dawie Conradie ZR6DHC @ ZS0RBG
(Sysop ZS0RBG)

KG34OI
Rustenburg
Cell +2782 930 9905

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