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WebBoard

WebBoard 4.0 brings enterprise-class power to threaded discussions and real-time chat in a single, cost-effective package. From SQL Server support to fully integrated 1,000-user Internet Relay Chat (IRC), WebBoard 4.0 provides scalability and performance demanded by the busiest sites. Yet WebBoard 4.0 is priced so even small companies or workgroups can take advantage of this powerful application. The addition of HTTP-compliant logging, newsreader support and mailing list capabilities makes WebBoard an integral part of the collaboration environment for any business, organization, or active site.
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