Re: FN-FORUM: software for managing/creating HTML email campaigns

date posted 18th March 2008 10:56

I'd have to agree here. A PC is a personal computer. If you want to
dictate what OS they are running then state it as part of the
requirement. You are making an assumption which thankfully these days
can't be justified.

As to email campaigns, you want a hosted service and not something that
runs locally.The site's listed in this thread can give you the reasons why.



Brian Lycett wrote:
> Damn. What shall I install Linux of FreeBSD on then? :(
> Semantics is important, otherwise language has no meaning.
>
>
>> Lets not get into semantics. PC = MS Windows PC. Mac = Mac.
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>> -----Original Message-----
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>> On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 11:06:53AM -0000, Cat wrote:
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>>
>>> any other thoughts? needs to be very easy to use for client, PC based
>>> (or
>>>
>> PC
>>
>>> AND Mac ideally).
>>>
>> 'PC' ? You presumably mean 'MS Windows PC'.
>> A PC is a Personal Computer - a Mac is a PC.
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