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Office Logic (also OfficeLogic, Office-Logic)
Developer(s)	LAN-ACES, Incorporated
Operating system	Client platforms:; Windows; Server platforms:; Windows Workstation, Windows Server
Type	Collaborative software
License	Proprietary software
Website	OfficeLogic.com

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Office Logic is a messaging and collaborative software platform from LAN-ACES that supports email, calendaring, personal information management, real-time chat/instant messaging, phone messaging, and document management. The platform consists of the client software, which is available for Windows and Web access. Version 9 was launched in 2007 but has been updated several time since. The current version as of February 2010 is Office Logic version 9.09. The server software, which is supported on Windows Workstation and Server is commonly referred to as OfficeLogic InterChange. OfficeLogic InterChange is a full featured mail server that supports POP3, IMAP4, Web client, synchronization, and LDAP server functions. Additionally, it has junkmail blocking, virus scanning, and archiving capabilities.

History

OfficeLogic was first published in 1991 as a stand-alone e-mail, scheduling, real-time chat, phone messaging desktop application. A distinguishing characteristic was the small TSR (terminate and stay resident) footprint. As a DOS application, it would use only 7k of RAM and would automatically load into "upper memory". The closest competitor at the time was cc:Mail with a 60k "notify-only" client. Using file sharing techniques it allowed small to medium sized networks using Novell Netware, Banyan Systems, Artisoft LANtastic, Windows for Workgroups, Linux, Unix, and others to leverage the infrastructure for more productivity. It was formerly sold under the name Right Hand Man between 1986 and 1991. Several OEM versions have been available in the past including versions for PowerLAN (PowerMail), LANtastic (Scheduling only), and others.

Current

The current version of the OfficeLogic Groupware client is 9.09 as of February 2010. The current version of OfficeLogic InterChange is 4.21. OfficeLogic I-Net, OfficeLogic Remote, and Office-Logic Host are updated as the Groupware program is updated.

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