I was told on Windows '95 there was a internal email program called Post Office. I have Windows '98 SE and cannot to seem to find any information about this program. Does anyone know if there is a internal email program on Windows '98 SE and if there is can you tell me how to get and use it. Thanks everyone.
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Internal Email???
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In Windows 95 it was called Windows Messaging and you could install it from Add/Remove Programs Windows Setup.
In Windows 98 I think it is called Microsoft Exchange, and within it you can install Microsoft Mail. Go to Add/Remove Programs, Windows Setup, Microsoft Exchange and select Microsoft Mail.
Both of these are workgroup mail packages. You can set up a local Post Office on any machine within the workgroup. To setup the Post Office, you should look for the Microsoft Mail applet in Control Panel.
There you can create a new post office or administer one.
In Windows 98 I think it is called Microsoft Exchange, and within it you can install Microsoft Mail. Go to Add/Remove Programs, Windows Setup, Microsoft Exchange and select Microsoft Mail.
Both of these are workgroup mail packages. You can set up a local Post Office on any machine within the workgroup. To setup the Post Office, you should look for the Microsoft Mail applet in Control Panel.
There you can create a new post office or administer one.
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