That's what I was after. Using outlook will make the task quite easy if you have a win95 or 98 machine around. Use Windows Messaging (MS Mail) as the server. Info here:
What part are you not having luck with? Once Messaging is installed, you can create and administer the post office through control panel. Then add a service to Outlook for MS Mail.
I have been following this post. I have a similar situation, but I have all win2k boxes. Is it possible to run Messaging on a win2k box? If not is there something else I could use.
Alternatively, you can probably find a used win98 machine pretty cheap and use it exclusively for your Post Office. It doesn't have to much of a system.
I've used this, and it works fine with Win2K machines, it allows you to administer the post office through the control panel if you install that option.
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