How to experiment with the current Express Edition with old Server-Side edition still installed?
We licensed Oneplacemail a few years ago but never used it. We are again considering this as a solution and would like to experiment with the express edition. However, we still have the server-side version installed. When I try to move an email to a folder, I get this message
OnePlaceMail Server components are out-of-date....
Server components version: 4.3
Client versin 6.1.1
How can I experiment with the express edition?
Ken Florian
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Ilia Zhukov
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Hi Ken,
Due to inactivity, I have closed this topic.
Please respond to the topic if you have further questions and/or would like to activate the discussion topic further.
Thank you!
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Ilia Zhukov
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Hi Ken,
to answer your question, it is safe to remove the OnePlaceMail Server components from the "Programs and Features" applet in the Control Panel.
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ken.florian
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Hi James,
We do have an SP 2010 environment (upgraded from 07) with the OnePlaceMail components still installed. It would be nice to simply "leave it be" and try the non-server version. However, when I installed and tried to use that version, it still apparently knows that the server-side components are still installed.
Is it safe to remove them from the windows "Programs" menu or must it be done through Central Admin?
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James Fox
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Hi Ken,
You have a few options:
- If you are not using R4.3, you could remove the server component from the SharePoint server as server components are no longer required with OnePlaceMail 6.x and above. We now have a client only solution for SharePoint 2010 and Office 365. Note: If you are still running SP 2007, you will require the server component still.
This is a kb to the instructions for upgrading: http://www.scinaptic.com/support/0006.html
- If you have a SharePoint 2010 environment, you can simply point to this environment and R6.x will allow you to save/access SharePoint.
- If you would like to see the new capabilities (and there have been many since 4.3 - see Release notes: http://www.scinaptic.com/support/oneplacemail-release-notes.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.scinaptic.com/support/onep... ) and don't have an environment available internally, you could create an Office 365 Trial account:
