LuxSci’s domain-wide tagline features have been expanded. These features allow account administrators to define content to be appended to the end of every email message sent by their users. New features include (a) dynamic substitution of user contact information, and (b) the option of the taglines being added as attachments or inline.

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LuxSci now allows account administrators to define up to three custom contact information fields for storage of additional information along with their users. The administrators can define the names of these fields, can manage them via the web site or API, and can include them in dynamic domain-wide taglines.

New Reporting Feature: LuxSci has released a new reporting feature making CSV downloads of all or selected aliases and forwards in an account a snap.

Archive Messages: LuxSci has added an "Archive" button feature to WebMail making it easy to save selected messages to a single "Archive" folder for later access.

The latest version of LuxSci’s WebAideSynch tool has finally arrived — version 3.0! With this update, our powerful Outlook plug-in now boasts support for synchronizing your Outlook Task data with LuxSci WebAides, in addition to the already implemented Calendar and Address Book capabilities. WebAideSynch 3.0 also addresses many bugs and technical issues from previous versions, making it the most robust update yet.

Outlook WebAideSynch is available to all users of our Enterprise WebAides.

Though our partner OpenSRS, LuxSci can now register domain names ending in the new .mobi extension.

LuxSci has greatly improved its support for email templates in its WebMail interface. LuxSci now supports arbitrary HTML and text email templates and makes it easy to create and use Templates.

LuxSci has released all new IMAP and POP Server software that provides the following new benefits to our clients:

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LuxSci now provides alternate ports for POP and IMAP connections to help our users with difficulty connecting to our servers due to firewalls blocking the usual ports.

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LuxSci introduces a series of enhancements to its WebMail interface:

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LuxSci now supports encryption of inbound email messages during their transport to and from LuxSci and other email servers. This ensures that your messages are protected from eavesdropping during transport even if the messages themselves are not encrypted using SecureLine. Note that the messages will only be encrypted during transport when sent from an email server that supports TLS (like LuxSci’s servers do).

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