jschlupf@sparta.UUCP (John Schlupf) (07/19/90)
I would like to know if there are any fullscreen-type "mail" programs around that provide menu's etc. to the unix mail function. An optimal progrgam would have other "office productivity" tools included as well, such as a calculator, little calendar, etc. etc. Please lemme know if any are around! thanks
bill@twg.wimsey.bc.ca (Bill Irwin) (07/20/90)
In <158@sparta.UUCP> jschlupf@sparta.UUCP (John Schlupf) writes: >I would like to know if there are any fullscreen-type "mail" >programs around that provide menu's etc. to the unix mail function. >An optimal progrgam would have other "office productivity" tools >included as well, such as a calculator, little calendar, etc. etc. >Please lemme know if any are around! thanks We use Uniplex version 6 for our office automation tasks. It comes in three modules, of which, the base module is the only one that runs alone (2 &3 both need 1 to run). These are: Base (word processing, spreadsheet, database (Informix)); Advanced Office (mail, calendar/diary, personal/company phone address, calculator); Advanced Graphics. The spreadsheet runs in any of three personalities: Lotus, Multiplan or Uniplex. The graphics allows for better resolution graphs than the spreadsheet can produce. The mail doesn't really allow you to work with the O/S mail system. Uniplex transfers mail from /usr/spool/mail into its own environment, where it allows users to setup multiple mailboxes for mail segregation, where each mailbox has Incoming, Sent and Archived areas. I'm not sure how to get info from Uniplex, but if anyone is interested email me and I will find a brochure. -- Bill Irwin - TWG The Westrheim Group - Vancouver, BC, Canada ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ uunet!van-bc!twg!bill (604) 431-9600 (voice) | UNIX Systems bill@twg.wimsey.bc.ca (604) 431-4629 (fax) | Integration