We’ve listened to customer feedback and made dozens of changes and updates to give you the best experience possible from our WebMail facility. From minor bug fixes to some great new user-centric updates, you are sure to be impressed with the latest upgrade.
Our head of Development – Marcus Don said “WebMail 4.4 represents a coming of age for Register365’s newest email platform. The underlying software on which WebMail 4 is based – called Roundcube – has matured into a powerful application and, with the addition of the many features added by Register365, we now believe we have a truly industry-leading product.”
So what’s changed?
- We have added the option to move your preview pane to the side (via User preferences => Mailbox view), which makes reading your emails so much easier, especially if you have a widescreen monitor.
- The brand new address book features the ability to upload a photo for each contact and add as many fields of information as you need. All contacts created in WebMail 4.3 before 10thApril 2012 have already been imported into WebMail 4.4.
- The contacts section also now contains a contact search and an improved import facility.
- It is now much easier to compose an email if you are using a low resolution monitor; we’ve made the hide button in the header available across all brands, and reduced the size of the header fields and the footer to create more space.
- As a result of customer feedback, we have removed the “remember me” facility from the login page and made it possible for your browser to remember your login credentials.
- The “Recipients to contacts” feature has been refactored to resolve an issue whereby some users with this feature enabled were logged out of WebMail after sending an email to an unknown contact.
- It is now possible to compose multiple messages simultaneously, perfect for those who like to multi-task.
- The calendar has been updated to support multiple calendars and the ability to export calendar data.
Try new WebMail 4.4 by selecting from the dropdown list on the login page.
We’re keen to hear what you think, so once logged in you can get in touch by using the WebMail Feedback link.
Keep checking back for more updates on all of our products and services at blog.register365.com
Welcome to the second installment of our SiteMaker Basics Tutorials where we will show you how to Edit your Menus.
Menus can be repositioned through Page Master as explained in ‘SiteMaker: The Basics………..1. Adding your Site Name‘.
Now that you have settled on a new position for you menu, you may wish to rename the ‘tabs’ so that they relate to the type of website you are trying to create.
Click Pages on your editing toolbar and the ‘Page Management’ menu will appear on the left of your screen. Select Organise your pages.
‘Add and organise pages’ will appear. This dialog box will allow you to amend your page names, add a new page and also hide your pages.
In this example, I have renamed my pages and clicked Apply when finished.
Your new tab names will be displayed
If you wish to change the colour of your menu tabs, select Design from the toolbar and then Menu on the left side of the screen.
Select Button Colour from the ‘Item’ option.
We will be continuing with our SiteMaker Basics Tutorials over the coming weeks, look out for our next installments:
Still to come we will show you how to insert text, images, audio and video into your SiteMaker website – Don’t miss out!
This is the first in a series of tutorials that will highlight some of the basic functions of SiteMaker.
If you need any further help in the very first stages of getting started with your new SiteMaker website; you can follow our guide ‘Getting Started with SiteMaker’, from this you will have successfully chosen an appropriate template and have launched SiteMaker.
So lets get started editing your new SiteMaker website – our first tutorial will guide you through the first steps of adding your Site Name
The first thing to note is the editing toolbar across the top of the screen. It is this toolbar that will allow you to design a great looking site.
One of the first things you will want to do with your new website is to display your website name. To do this, double click the top section of your Home page.
A dialog box will appear stating that you will be accessing the Page Master. The Page Master is the area that will appear on every page of your site. Click Yes.
Double click the current site name to activate the ‘text box’. Delete current text and enter your new site name. You can also drag and position the text box elsewhere. Click Save.
Within the Page Master you can also pick up and reposition your menu. Click Save when you have finished.
In our next blog tutorial we will show you how to edit your menu… to view all tutorials please see the SiteMaker section of our Knowledge Base, where all tutorials for SiteMaker and other products are available.
