Review by Jeff Mincey: I assume that the absence of a central mail server means that the mail for each individual user is "anchored" to his own specific (and the same) computer. So organizations that want to provide for data backup of mail must then separately back up each client computer on the LAN. Also, users with a mail "account" at the office who then wish to send mail from another computer (such as from their home office) must presumably then engage a new SnapMail session and a different set of mail would the... (4/5 - 14-Jan-2006) Review by Steve Dillon: I have been a great fan of SnapMail since its first release but I was disappointed with the initial SnapMail 4 and SnapMail Classic - I run mixed OS network - as there were some real stability issues. Well you certainly have these sorted. It has resumed its place as Numer One ! SnapMail “Brilliantly Simple and Simply Brilliant” (5/5 - 14-Jan-2006) Review by Lisa Sawin: Hi, I'm one of the developers of SnapMail and just wanted to correct a mistake in a previous review. SnapMail is absolutely cross-platform! We have installers for Windows XP,2K,98 and Mac OS 8,9,X. SnapMail handles messaging and file transfer across the Mac and Windows operating systems seemlessly. SnapMail downloads with a free, 30 day demo license so give a try! (5/5 - 26-Oct-2005)

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