Vote for WebMail Now!!!

[admin]

Ok I might be able to save @mail. I can't get any of your data back after their screw up and I am sorry. I can turn the old Horde on so you can get it from there. That is the best I can I do.

I am going to make this very simple. Choose which one you would rather have.

I will leave this poll up for 24 hours so you can choose which one you prefer.

[bootNumlock]

i say let's plow ahead with @mail...not sure why, i just like to plow ahead!

[resell01]

Why can't we have both?

I want the one that will be the most dependable???

[Silverbug]

yeah thats a point, cant we have access to both? that way the ppl who want to use @mail can and the others who want to use hoard can use hoard

[shahed]

I think both system are not for regular business user. In both system u have to type incoming mail server or choose mail server(I get so many phone calls because people choose wrong server)

why cant u have a simple email which works.. horde was nice if u could get it without choosing mail server.
@mail is better but I hate to type server name in 2 places.

[chadlnc]

I'm really torn, overall I want the more stable system, but I have also put time into @mail . I'm in a relatively easy position to make this choice because very few of our customers use webmail and would probably not notice either way.

By the way shahed, you can create a template for mail so your customers do not have to input the mail server.

[garmol]

I'll go with the @mail. Aside from being superior compared to Horde, all my clients have come to like it already and changing it back to Horde might cause eyebrows to raise.

[ramjet]

atmail, as long as you feel any problems with it can be ironed out.

[javier011]

Originally posted by admin
Ok I might be able to save @mail. I can't get any of your data back after their screw up and I am sorry. I can turn the old Horde on so you can get it from there. That is the best I can I do.

I am going to make this very simple. Choose which one you would rather have.

I will leave this poll up for 24 hours so you can choose which one you prefer.

So in the case @mail stays with us, we should be able to restore data from the horde interface then and only then you should turn off horde again?

And of course, no more loosing data with any next @mail update?

[ark2000]

ok, I think @mail has a potential, but please try to make cookies work for the login! If you go thru suggestions in this thread http://www.matrixreseller.com/forum/...pagenum ber=3 the @mail is the way to go.

Anything that makes it easier for tme end user of the webmail is better for all of us.

ark

@mail is the much better system, but I agree with others that it needs to be designed so that the end user doesnt have to worry about putting in their mail server.

@mail should already know by what the URL to access it is what domain to go to

I vote for Horde. @mail seems slower to me!!!!!!!!

[dwhite]

I've had zero complaints with @mail so far. Can't say the same with Horde. My vote is to try and move ahead with atmail.

[jjay]

Well I agree, it would be excellent if the log-in knew which server to access but face it everyone, with either Horde or @mail we always had to check either Mail or Mail1, it makes more sense for most people to enter mail.theirdomain.com then mail or mail1. Also regarding those of you who say it's slow, have you spent anytime to look at the ~simple interface? I'm sure you probably just plunged in on the advanced interface and decided it, "Well seems slower, I don't like it." I have had nothing but smiles since the @MAIL upgrade! PLEASE PLEASE KEEP IT!

@mail...more user friendly and more features than Horde