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ammarrao |
Posted - Jun 17 2009 : 03:57:48 can i use MailKing over Network???? let me confirm that either it works on Workstation or over Network. kindly help me regarding this problem. Thanku very much.
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xequte |
Posted - Jun 18 2009 : 00:36:19 It should not make any difference whether it is run directly on a PC or indirectly over a network.
Test the evaluation version at:
www.xequte.com/maillistking/download.html
Nigel Xequte Software www.xequte.com nigel@xequte.com
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ammarrao |
Posted - Jun 17 2009 : 22:15:41 thanks for reply.. bt im not satisfied yet.im not talking about database..im simply talking about software working over switch.my computer is on switch. not standalone pc. my question is that either it works or not.. how will it works over switch..??? my network cable is connected in switch.
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xequte |
Posted - Jun 17 2009 : 21:35:37 Sure, you can share a mailing list database over a local network.
To share your database and settings on a network you should set two options (for each system that the software is installed on): - Allow Sharing of the Database (View > Options, Other): Ensures the database can handle simultaneous editing - Use a Different Configuration for each Database (View > Options, Other, Advanced): Stores the settings with the database rather than on the local PC
Then use one system to create a database on a shared network drive (or copy an existing database and the settings files). You can then use File > Open Database to point each PC to the shared network database.
Nigel Xequte Software www.xequte.com nigel@xequte.com
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