WebAdmin 3.2.6
| Developer: |
Alt-N Technologies, Ltd. (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 2 MB |
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WebAdmin allows administrators to securely manage MDaemon 8.0 and higher, RelayFax, and WorldClient from anywhere in the world. This convenient remote administration tool is FREE of charge and is a separate download from MDaemon. WebAdmin interface is compatible with Microsoft IE 5.5 and newer, Netscape 7.1 and newer, Mozilla 1.4 and newer, Mozilla Firefox 0.9 and newer, and Safari browsers. WebAdmin has been updated to include new features and changes introduced in MDaemon 9.0; improved mailing list administration; SSL and IIS Support; added Swedish translation; and an added option to disable mailing list subscription manager.
UPDATED FOR MDAEMON 9.0.0
MDaemon 9.0.0 or later is required. WebAdmin has been updated to include new features and changes introduced in MDaemon 9.0.0.
INTERGRATED WITH MDAEMON INSTALLER
WebAdmin is now installed as part of MDaemon. You no longer have to remember to download and install WebAdmin separately. However, updates and fixes to WebAdmin may still be released from time to time independent of MDaemon if necessary. Therefore, WebAdmin will continue to have it's own version number and web site presence.
UPDATED FOR MDAEMON 9.0.0
MDaemon 9.0.0i or later is required. WebAdmin has been updated to include new features and changes introduced in MDaemon 9.0.0.
UNICODE (UTF-8) SUPPORT
WebAdmin now outputs everything in Unicode (UTF-8), which allows it to display characters from all languages at once. WebAdmin's Languages.ini now uses the UTF-8 encoding.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
WebAdmin's list pages (users, domains, logs, etc) now support keyboard shortcuts. The following shortcut keys are supported:
Up - Select the previous item in the list
Down - Select the next item in the list
Page Down - Move up 10 items
Page Up - Move down 10 items
Home - Select the first item in the list
End - Select the last item in the |
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