If the recipients didn't have the same applications, Posta's desktop client has a converter to translate the files to Adobe Systems Inc.'s Portable Document Format, so recipients need only to download a free Adobe Acrobat reader from the Web to read them. Posta's desktop client also let us drag and drop files from a Windows desktop into the Posta client. Pitney Bowes, in Stamford, Conn., and Atlanta-based UPS are currently using earlier versions of Posta. When they switch to Posta 2.0, both companies expect to make use of Posta 2.0's customization options to add other services to their Posta-based document delivery service offerings, Tumbleweed officials said. The service offers discounts based on the number of monthly transactions and pricing changes based on where messages are sent.
Higher rates apply for messages sent from North America to other regions of the world.
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