I asked about the discrepancy between published and quoted prices. She told me to ignore the advertised prices as they went to press months ago. However if you offer to pay the advertised price I doubt that they will refuse. Best of all, it's shareware. Of course, this is an area wrought with opinion, and that must be tied to an inherently unmaclike environment, so anything will be tricky, but I like the fact that every OS in the world has a simple, easy to set up POP Client.
Some clients even use it as a form of simple email by posting items to others calendars.
It works well for groups of from 1 to 100's of users, is fairly easy to set-up, and is simple to administrate and maintain. It's almost too easy to setup and use, allows for attachments, and requires almost no administration other than installation. It's actually a mail-forwarding site, so you can change your REAL Email address without having to notify hundreds of people. A virtual address, so to speak. Copyright 1989-1996 Tony Lindsey.