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LuxSci FYI
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Archive for the ‘New Feature Announcements’ CategoryOpenID: New Login Option for LuxSci WebMailTuesday, December 23rd, 2008LuxSci now allows users to login to its WebMail, Affiliate, and SecureSend portals using an OpenID. This feature can make logins faster, simpler, and even more secure by: Popularity: 23% [?] Support API: Configuration Tools for the LuxSci Software PlatformThursday, December 18th, 2008The LuxSci Software Platform allows organizations to run LuxSci’s software on their own servers, in their own data center(s), supported by their own staff. This is very flexible and cost effective and used by ISPs and other organizations with moderate to large numbers of users. LuxSci has just released a "Support API" for such organizations so that many of the standard support tasks can be automated or controlled by external systems.
Read the rest of this post » Popularity: 17% [?] New Feature: Remove Attachments From EmailMonday, December 15th, 2008After many requests, LuxSci has added a new action to its custom email filtering tools. This action allows you to strip all attachments from messages matching your specific criteria. You can do this in one of two ways: Popularity: 21% [?] Stop the Backscatter Spam with a Custom FilterMonday, December 15th, 2008We recently talked about the problems created by backscatter or bounce back spam. I.e. the pain caused by getting lots of "delivery failure" messages for messages that you never sent, but which arrive at your door anyway. One of the solutions we have provided for dealing with backscatter, if you have this problem, is to create a custom email filter in your LuxSci WebMail interface that will delete or save all bounce messages. While this works well, it also has a drawback.
Read the rest of this post » Popularity: 24% [?] Collaboration: New Improved Task ManagementSaturday, December 13th, 2008
Popularity: 25% [?] Collaboration: Updates to WebMail, Address Books, CalendarsSaturday, December 13th, 2008
LuxSci has released several improvements to its WebMail and WebAides user interfaces that add to your productivity and are more user friendly and powerful. The most significant changes include:
Read the rest of this post » Popularity: 21% [?] New: Restrict What Email Addresses Your Users can Send Email ToMonday, November 24th, 2008LuxSci has had many requests for a feature where account administrators can restrict users to a well-defined set of email recipients. This is very useful, for example, when setting up email for a specific purpose such as internal communications within a business or association, or in an educational or home setting to control where email is sent by minors. Popularity: 34% [?] Multiple Personalities: Improved WebMail SignaturesSaturday, November 22nd, 2008LuxSci has supported the specification and use of unlimited signatures (i.e. personalities) in WebMail for many years. LuxSci’s signatures allow you to customize the from and reply addresses, as well as to add text or HTML "signature" content to your email messages. As a result of many client feature requests, LuxSci has made some significant usability and functionality improvements to its WebMail Signatures. These include:
Read the rest of this post » Popularity: 47% [?] Outlook Calendar, Task, and Address Book Synchronization Plugin UpdatedSaturday, November 22nd, 2008In keeping with the recent improvements to our WebAide Address Books and Calendars, LuxSci is pleased to announce the release of the latest version of its WebAideSynch plugin for Microsoft Outlook. This version addresses several stability issues and bugs and also includes more robust support for entries containing content in most languages. Read the rest of this post » Popularity: 47% [?] New Email Address Auto-Complete with LuxSci’s Email ComposerWednesday, November 19th, 2008One of our most requested features of late has been to support the "auto-completion" of email addresses when users are entering To, Cc, and Bcc addresses into email messages. While LuxSci has always had an address "picker" where users could choose addresses from their address books via a small pop-up window, that required a click to activate, some effort to search for the addresses, and then a click to close. Users really wanted suggestions from their address books automatically presented to them, as happens in most modern email programs such as Outlook and Thunderbird, in a way that doesn’t require them to click or "do anything" and where selecting from the list could be as easy as pressing a single key.
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