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Groupwise - Definition and Overview

GroupWise is a workgroup application suite offering electronic mail and diary scheduling from Novell, Inc. It can operate on a number of server and workstation platforms. Server platforms include NetWare, Linux, and Windows, while the client software can run on Windows or Linux.

GroupWise was previously known as WordPerfect Office (originally developed by WordPerfect Corporation, later purchased from WPC by Novell), and is an extensible system suitable for LAN or WAN operation. Mail gateway software is available for a number of protocols including SMTP, allowing the exchange of mail with the Internet.

This article was originally based on material from the Free On-line Dictionary of Computing, which is licensed under the GFDL.


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Example Usage of Groupwise
ccmediaguy: funny? I'm waiting 4 an important email--spanish translation--2 finish a video & my email access has gone awry. what did i do 2 u Groupwise?
packetlevel: had some fun dissecting the cutwail2 virus sent through our Groupwise as an email from the admin - swiss cheese software
phoebeleung: @wendyliu11 wait.. on Groupwise?
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