Posts Tagged ‘html’
Thursday, December 31st, 2009
Background
The "Introduction to Internet Programming with Perl and HTML" is classic a 12-part lecture series that Erik Kangas has given many times in the past to advanced high school and college students who are just starting to learn about programming web sites. This course works its way through the basic aspects of HTML and Perl gives new programmers and designers a solid foundation. This lecture series has been resurrected for the LuxSci FYI blog due to popular demand for its content.
Once you have completed this course, you will be ready to learn about JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets, intermediate Perl, databases, and more.
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Tags: html, internet programming, perl
Posted in LuxSci Library: Web Design and Programming
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Wednesday, December 9th, 2009
LuxSci has released its new “SecureForm” service. Quickly make your web site or PDF forms secure and HIPAA compliant. Receive the form data, including uploaded files, via secure email or download the data securely from LuxSci’s web interface.
What forms types are supported by SecureForm?
- Web site forms hosted anywhere
- File uploads up to 50MB and 25 files per post
- PDF forms hosted anywhere
How can you receive the form data?
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Tags: csv, documents, html, pdf, pdf form, secure, secure form, secureform, ssl, web form, webaides
Posted in New Feature Announcements
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Wednesday, September 30th, 2009
 Web Bugs are images in HTML-formatted email messages that, when viewed, tell the sender of the message that you read the message. This mechanism of obtaining an essentially covert confirmation that (a) your email address is valid, (b) the email got past your filters, and (c) you actually read the message, is pervasively used by Spammers to identify what addresses are reading their messages.
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Tags: ebbug, html, image, read receipt, spam, web bug
Posted in LuxSci Library: The Technical Side of Email, TechNotes
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Monday, January 26th, 2009
 LuxSci has added plug-ins to its WebMail application in version 10.10 of LuxSci’s software which includes two JAVA applets. So, were we hesitant to add JAVA applets, FLASH, ActiveX, and other plugins in the first place? And why the sudden change of heart? What does this mean for our customers who are concerned about security or who do not want or cannot use JAVA applets?
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Tags: activex, bulk, cascading style sheets, chrome, cookies, css, file, firefox, flash, html, internet explorer, java, java applet, javascript, mobile, opera, privacy, safari, security, webaides, webmail, xpress
Posted in LuxSci Insider
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Wednesday, January 14th, 2009
LuxSci has just released a new custom email filtering feature which allows users to convert email messages that match any arbitrary criteria into "plain text" versions of the original messages. This is similar to our existing feature that allows you to "remove attachments" from inbound email messages; however, it goes a step further by condensing the resulting message into a single simple textual body.
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Tags: attachment, custom filter, encoding, filter, html, mime, multi-part, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, plain text, utf-8
Posted in New Feature Announcements
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Sunday, October 8th, 2006
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.
Tags: email template, html, template, webmail
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Saturday, March 4th, 2006
Many usability and functionality enhancements have been made to the LuxSci user interface. These include:
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Tags: help, heml editor, html, html display
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Saturday, February 18th, 2006
LuxSci has made two important updates to its WebMail software.
1. Users can now choose if the original draft message should be automatically deleted from the Drafts folder after the draft is sent. In the new default mode, where sent drafts are not deleted, users can use drafts as templates for sending multiple similar email messages.
2. When users receive an email with redundant HTML and text content and they are viewing the HTML content inline, they can choose to have the redundant text content suppressed. This is now the default mode. Users also can disable the suppression of these text parts if they want to always view all message content.
Tags: draft, html, text, webmail
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Sunday, May 1st, 2005
Account administrators can now configure global tag lines and disclaimers that to be attached to all outbound email messages sent by all users in their domain(s). These can be in plain text or full HTML format and can be in any language. Administrators can configure this in the “Outbound Email Tools” section of their Domain Management pages; they can specify different tag lines for each of their domains.
Tags: disclaimer, email, html, tagline
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