Lyle,
> I am in the process of installing Imail 7 for a client using the
> Killerwebmail templates and I am having some issues.
>
> 1. Is it just me or does the spell check really suck? I never looked
> at the one that was in 6 because of the reliance on IIS to use it, but
> this java one is bogus.
The Java-based spell checker Ipswitch is shipping is not perfect, but no
web-based spell checker is, to my knowledge. It's better than the ActiveX
spell checker we bundle with the Killer templates for IMail 6, since IE
and Word are not required client-side.
> How many times do we have to
> accidentally hit the the
> "x" and lose the message completely? Users being what they are, this
> is a big problem.
I don't understand that... which X are you hitting that causes you to lose
the entire message? I tried to reproduce the problem, but couldn't.
> 3. Using webmail (HKSI or built in same problem), how do you set the
> default actions for each user? I want it by default to save every
> outgoing message in the sent folder (looks to be off by default), and
> every deleted message to the deleted folder (also off). Is there a way
> to set some of the options in webmail globally?
This *is* an annoyance. The web prefs are stored in the registry, and you
cannot set a default value. If you use an external db for your users,
along with a signup utility like our EZSignUp product, it's trivial to
pre-set the FLAGS field, where the web prefs are stored, with the settings
of your choosing.
Ron Hornbaker
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