Re: Converting Messages into Some Sort of Database...

In a message dated 03/30/1998 11:05:23 AM Central Standard Time,
clewis@iquest.net writes:

<< A TRUE database could be kept on our LAN and be used by multiple support
 people, etc. plus if you have kept a LARGE volume of messages, you've
 HAD to have seen the "slugisness" of e-mails search engine (at least
 with Netscape Communicator...)
 
 Am I missing the boat here ? :-)
 
 Tim Truax wrote:
 
 > I use Netscape Communicator 4.0 and the email app handles any
 > conceivable search
 > for any email.  As a matter of fact I consider my use of Netscape
 > Communicator as
 > a great database.
 > -------
 > Tim Truax
 > US Properties & Appraisal Services Corp
 > http:\www.uspa.com\
 >
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 Chuck
 
  >>
I'm not affiliated with this company, but they seem to have a good product
called "Cabinet Next Generation".  This essentially set up a file management
system that will handle any type of file, including emails (built-in text,
audio, video email files), and the program can be customized for just about
any type of storage option and method.  I think you can check out a demo at
www.cabinetng.com.  It seems to have some pretty impressive capabilities. 

Dave Brown
Snelling Search - Huntsville, AL
800-239-1410 x2205
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