Email tagging enables you to color code and label your email messages with multiple keywords. This process helps you to both sort your messages into categories and to visually identify particular types of messages by color. This new and more visual system simplifies management of your email, especially if you are sharing your folder with others via IMAP or WebMail.
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An annotation is extra information (a note) associated with a particular email message. LuxSci’s WebMail enables you to add notes to any email message such that those notes are visible the next time you or anyone else looks at that message in WebMail, IMAP, or POP. This is especially useful when you are sharing your folder with others or want to keep track of the progress actions associated with particular email messages.
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LuxSci’s WebMail suite allows you to share selected email folders with other users so that they can have read-only or read-write access to the messages therein. Combined with message tagging and message annotation, folder sharing facilitates easy and powerful email collaboration. Email folder sharing in WebMail is a standard feature available to all LuxSci email users.
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LuxSci has made significant improvements to the SecureLine end-to-end email encryption service that make it much easier to use. These include
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LuxSci has previously permitted account administrators to force everyone in their account to use only secure (over SSL) connections to POP, IMAP, SMTP, and WebMail. This feature has been extended to manage SSL use on a per-domain or per-user basis. Additionally, LuxSci has improved the Forced SSL feature so that it supports secure SMTP usage on any LuxSci SMTP ports, not just ports 465 and 6465. Sending email securely on ports 25, 80, 587, 2025, and 6025 is now permitted with “Forced SSL” enabled. Forced SSL is now compatible with any modern email client in combination with any other LuxSci outbound email features in use.
