otay..
first, find out what your host might have available for free (why re-invent
the wheel).
r.
| Thank you Rob - I've had a look at WebWiz but as only two people are
| involved in a business about to start up I think something simpler might
| be more appropriate. I made an analogy to a Chat Room. Maybe an
| on-line answer phone might be a better description. Something like:
| ___________________________________________________________
| Today
| 3.45 pm
| Ang to San - I'll be back from Timbuktu at 7pm and will phone you then
| 4.05 pm
| San to Ang - I'll await your call.
| ___________________________________________________________
| Yesterday
| 9.05 am
| San to Ang - When you arrive Timbuktu call me for an update of the deal
| ___________________________________________________________
|
|
| Rob Giordano (Crash) wrote:
| > Maybe something like WebWiz forum will work for you...if your host
supports
| > ASP
| >
http://www.webwizguide.com/web_wiz_forums/default.asp
| > requirements
| >
http://www.webwizguide.com/web_wiz_forums/forum_specifications.asp?mode=
| >
| > Above won't work on linux/unix...but there are plenty other similar
kinds of
| > forums/portals...find out what your server supports first before looking
for
| > a solution.
| >
| > Oh, yeah...sometimes hosts have forums available for their clients for
free
| > or low cost installation fee so check with your host for this as well.
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | FrontPage 2003
| > |
| > | I want have a page in a folder that could be a sub web protected
access
| > | limited to business colleagues where they can leave messages for one
| > | another; akin to a chat room but not in real time. I can create the
sub
| > | web but I would like to know how the messaging can be done?
| > |
| > | Malcolm Walker
| >
| >
| >
