> For Imail users who also run Cold Fusion.
>
> I have alot of the I-Mail Web Interface working. It supports multiple
> languages, multiple domains, complete template re-design with no need to
> run on another port. Currently it only supports Cold Fusion but a CGI
> version is in the works, and the templates will be interchangeable between
> either version with minimal editing. All tables and variables are pulled
> from a query, so there is no need to use any predefined tables, but they
> will still be available for use. Some other features are being added to
> the software and this wil make it able to visually imitate Hotmail,
> Goplay, I-Name or be completely custom designed.
>
> Some of the best features in the current version are:
>
> * Each domain can have a separate trailer. Up to 255 unique trailers per
> domain can be added for random HTML ads in sent emails (Allowing banners
> at the end of each email).
> * Virtual domains can be auto directed and users can log on without
> knowing that they are on a virtual domain (no bob@domain to log in.) All
> of this is handled by the server.
> * Sessions are tracked. Will not allow a user to change IP and still get
> into a mail box. Helps prevent hacking.
> * No need for odd ports, it will Run on your current web server. This will
> help it run for users behind Firewalls and Proxys.
> * No more frames around your email interface for ads. Templates can have
> them in it.
> * All Web Servers SSI's will work in templates.
> * More features are currently active with even more to come.
>
> There will be a Free Version released, but some (not all) options are
> going to be unavailable. The attached CFM file is an older Version, but it
> should give the general idea of how the templates works. I am expecting
> to have a Beta online for everyone to check out by Aug, 6th, 1999.
>
>
> <<sample.htm>> <<menu.cfm>>
sample.htm
menu.cfm
