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 QuickConference - 1.6cross platform instant messaging for office networks |
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MacDaddy...Two things that… - Version: 1.6, 7/5/2001 05:54AM PST
sandifop
set this apart: it is secure and it works across networks. While this and MacPop-up are expensive, I haven't found a free msgr for networks yet.
Ah, I see… - Version: 1.6, 7/3/2001 10:04AM PST
AlanCE
the Product Description text has changed to be more representative of the product.
To answer macdaddy12:… - Version: 1.6, 7/3/2001 08:57AM PST
AlanCE
What the versiontracker blurb doesn't point out, and it really needs to point this out, is that QC is a "secure" IM system. It has a client and its own server which are set up internally and do not require a server outside your company to handle your messages. It is not intended for home use (unlesss you hook into your business network from home) nor as a generic internet-wide messaging system. If you're going to review this product, please get it and try it out in the environment it is intended for (secure internal business communication). I'm not flaming at all, just trying to clear the air as to what this product is.
