Go ahead and search "Groupwise" on Twitter and you're likely to start feeling pains of your own. Just today, Tweets include the following:

"Groupwise is crawling again"
"GroupWise now works after some additional telepathy packages!"
"I'm getting really annoyed with the GroupWise mail platform."
"Dear Groupwise--why won't you let me mail merge anymore. I don't like you anymore--please exit my computer."
"What is the maximum inbox (mail)size using groupwise?"
"I just got in a knock down drag out with GroupWise ... and it nearly won."
"My work email is down this morning. #groupwise"
"We use GroupWise, and I despise it."
"Really wishing my GroupWise would be working today. Not the day to be counting on blackberry as my only email option."

There's not a lot of love for Groupwise, which explains why so many businesses are migrating to Exchange or Domino. Another big reason why there's little affection left for Groupwise (it owned 90% of the market at one point) is that so few technology applications support Groupwise. Given its dwindling market share, this is not going to change.

LeapFILE is coming to the rescue. As a component of LeapFILE’s Desktop Client, companies using Novell GroupWise can seamlessly integrate LeapFILE’s secure file transfer platform with their GroupWise environment.

Groupwise users no longer have to struggle with email limitations such as attachment size restrictions, inbox storage quotas, and lack of security. From bounced-back emails to storage issues, just about everyone in the company is affected when large files are emailed.

Groupwise users, don't despair, LeapFILE can help. In the meanwhile, keep tweeting away, as it's good for your bodily health not to let your negative energy stay bottled up!