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Reply # 721961 23-Nov-2012 17:02
Also I forgot 9: Backup from your "cloud" email provider down to a local disk, for Google stuff you can use GMVault as per http://www.hanselman.com/blog/AutomaticallyBackupYourGmailAccountOnAScheduleWithGMVaultAndWindowsTaskScheduler.aspx not sure for Microsoft 365 or Windows Live for Domains / Outlook.com

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Reply # 721971 23-Nov-2012 17:16
nzkiwiman: Thanks freitasm; one mailbox, 3 email aliases is what I am after Just to make sure that each alias only sees their email, now all emails in the mailbox (have downloaded all documentation but nothing seems to cover this. STOP! You got it wrong. An alias is another email address used by an account. An account can have multiple aliases, and they are all visible to that account. For example I have freitasm@, mfreitas@, pr@ and other emails. These are all associated with my account and all come into the same mailbox. If you have three people then each is one account. Each can have multiple different email aliases. John Doe: sales@yourdomain, john.doe@yourdomain, johndoe@yourdomain, johnd@yourdomain Jane Doe: finances@yourdomain, marketing@yourdomain John Doe, Jane Doe are accounts. John Doe has four aliases and emails to those will all go into the same inbox. Jane has two aliases and emails to either will go to her inbox. Mauricio Freitas (Geekzone Admin, Devil's Advocate, my blog, technology disclosure, my tweets, Web Performance Optimization) Geekzone Price comparison \| Amazon Kindle order page \| How to get the best out of Geekzone \| New Zealand IT Jobs \| Geekzone News \| Jinglebugs

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Reply # 722001 23-Nov-2012 18:51
Other names for 'email aliases' is 'email forwarders', or 'email redirects' They do nothing more than redirect email sent to an email address, into another email mailbox. So you could have 10 forwarders going into one mailbox. If you want each user to only see their own emails, then each user must have their own email 'account' or often referred to as a 'mailbox'. It is the number of mailboxes that matters, not the number of aliases.

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Reply # 726843 4-Dec-2012 14:53
Are the microsoft Office 365 plans ($9.25) including GST?

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Reply # 726886 4-Dec-2012 15:42
I've been using Google Apps (free) for about 4 years now and I love it. All I pay for is the annual .com domain registration (About US$11). Not sure why freitasm says ActiveSync isn't good, I have found it to be absolutely flawless. I have had no issues that I can recall with Google Apps, and I use it with Outlook (via IMAP), have used it on Apple iPhone and Android devices (With ActiveSync) for years and using the gmail web app (Mostly). Even used to use it with IMAP-IDLE on my old Symbian Nokia's a few years ago for push email and that worked great too. No complaints at all. Twitter: ajobbins

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Reply # 727044 4-Dec-2012 19:44
Hi there, we do not charge GST in NZ on Office365 (nor other commercial online services) as the service is hosted out of Singapore. We have also just reduced our pricing on most plans, you can view the new plans and pricing at: http://www.microsoft.com/en-nz/office365/all-plans.aspx Also be aware that Microsoft actually has several options: 1. Outlook.com - this is the replacement to Hotmail and is a very sleek rich web mail client. Its free to use and you can create custom domains for this at https://domains.live.com/ and use outlook.com, Windows Live desktop client, Windows 8 mail, Outlook and most smart phones. You can also use Skydrive with Outlook.com - this also allows you to then store, access, share and edit documents/photos etc between Outlook.com, Skydive, Officewebapps, sync offline - you start off with 7GB of storage and can buy more as required www.skydrive.com 2. Exchange Online If you want more fully featured messaging, contacts, calendar mgmt., security, antivirus, etc then the power and functionality of Exchange Server is un-surpassed - you have a few options: a. Exchange Online standalone - $5.10 per month b. Office365 - P plan is $7.70 per month, includes Exchange, Sharepoint, Lync, and Officewebapps www.office365.co.nz Cheers Paul Paul Bowkett Cloud Business Manager Microsoft New Zealand http://www.microsoft.com/nz/cloud http://twitter.com/msnzcloud http://linkedin.com/in/paulbowkett

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Reply # 727258 5-Dec-2012 09:36
Excellent thank you for that information, I trust this new pricing will trickle down to current subscribers at the next billing period?

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Reply # 727263 5-Dec-2012 09:45
@aim - The new pricing will be available when contracts renew - rather like how power/phone companies work. Paul Bowkett Cloud Business Manager Microsoft New Zealand http://www.microsoft.com/nz/cloud http://twitter.com/msnzcloud http://linkedin.com/in/paulbowkett

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Reply # 727264 5-Dec-2012 09:46
+1 Office 365.

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Reply # 727267 5-Dec-2012 09:58
+1 Windows Live Domain. It's free...

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Reply # 727268 5-Dec-2012 09:58
paulb001: @aim - The new pricing will be available when contracts renew - rather like how power/phone companies work. @paulb001, I'm confused, for Office 365 - is that monthly basis? I'd like clarification on this as we've just recently signed up a client on the old pricing plans for P1.

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Reply # 727283 5-Dec-2012 10:19
allan: +1 Windows Live Domain. It's free... I believe the OP wants his own domain. Personally I would always use my own domain in business so he has to pay for this. $5-$6 per month is money well spent.

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Reply # 727304 5-Dec-2012 10:59
myopinion: allan: +1 Windows Live Domain. It's free... I believe the OP wants his own domain. Personally I would always use my own domain in business so he has to pay for this. $5-$6 per month is money well spent. He can have his own domain with Windows Live Domains. See my earlier (April) post in this thread.

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Reply # 727308 5-Dec-2012 11:01
Cool didn't see that :)

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Reply # 727315 5-Dec-2012 11:18
myopinion: allan: +1 Windows Live Domain. It's free... I believe the OP wants his own domain. Personally I would always use my own domain in business so he has to pay for this. $5-$6 per month is money well spent. Windows Live Domains is similar to Google Apps. You have your own domain, email address, Skydrive, etc and can be used as a Windows ID. An example of this is the GeekzoneMail we offer for free to our users who ask for it (actually thinking of making it automatic for all new users after a few posts). Yes, the screenshot is old, as it now uses the new look Outlook.com Mauricio Freitas (Geekzone Admin, Devil's Advocate, my blog, technology disclosure, my tweets, Web Performance Optimization) Geekzone Price comparison \| Amazon Kindle order page \| How to get the best out of Geekzone \| New Zealand IT Jobs \| Geekzone News \| Jinglebugs

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