The Carroll-Net Message Server supports a facility called mail forwarding. With it, you can mark certain addresses to be redirected to other addresses. These redirected addresses can be to addresses not within your company domain.

For example, say you have a salesman who spends most of his time out of the office. Say he reads E-Mail through his personal Internet account. You could designate that E-Mail addressed to him at your company be redirected to his personal Internet account.

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The Message Server supports an optional Remote Access module. With this add-on, your users can direct dial into the Message Server to pickup their E-mail, no matter where they are.

This is a great solution for a mobile sales force, telecommuters and offsite network consultants.

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The Message Server directly supports E-Mail mailing lists, sometimes called address exploders. With mailing lists, E-Mail sent to one address can be redistributed to a group of addresses.

This is a great feature to use for inter-office memos. It can also be a great tool for sending announcements out to customers very quickly.

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The Carroll-Net Message Server completely supports all forms of message attachments. This means you can send any type of data as an E-Mail attachment:

• Word Processor documents

• Spreadsheets

• Images

• Sound Files

• Movies

If the information can be stored in a computer data file, it can be sent as an E-Mail attachment.

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Printing your E-Mail to paper is a function of the mail client you select. Most of the popular clients support automatically printing messages to paper.

If you have not made a selection of a mail client, and you are looking for a good recommendation for a client that supports auto-hardcopy, we recommend the Pegasus mail program. It supports mail filtering, with several definable actions. Carroll-Net can provide you with the detailed instructions on how to setup this capability on your workstation.

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