Installing OfficePax is a three setup process: Download the Installer, Install the Service (Server) and Manager (Client) on the computer you designate the server, then Install the client on each machine that needs to connect. More information on configuration and usage is available in the setup manual.

Migrating from Outlook and ACT is easy: from Outlook all you need to do is in OfficePax go to File > Import from Outlook. This will allow you to choose what to import (Calendars, Contacts, Email). As for ACT, you will do the same, except you will pick to import a CSV file. Which means that you first need to export the data from ACT in the form of a CSV.

OfficePax is its own email client. It does not work with Outlook. However, it will work with Exchange POP accounts, just like Outlook would.

The network requirements for using OfficePax are simple; a fully functional LAN and a router that you can forward ports from. You do not need to setup a Domain or a Workgroup.

The email and for that matter, all data that is used in OfficePax is stored on your server.

There is no size limit on your email database; only a 2GB limit per folder.

The only folder you need to backup is the OfficePax folder on your server.

OfficePax provides you with the same features that any other email server (minus a third party spam filter) provides you with - delete messages, refuse messages, etc.

No special considerations; like you would for any other install.

Currently, up to 99 users can be online at any given time.

To use the 99Sent File Transfer System, please refer to the website: www.99Sent.com

99Sent is P2P; OfficePax and 99Sent client. Tirminal is a file transfer system that doesn't require a client installed on the receiving end.