I have a dozen clients so far on my MDPC system. I would like to be able to group the mailing lists by domain instead of seeing all mailing lists under mailing list manager. It would make it easier to edit the mailing lists for a specific domain and also make the list more navigable if it only showed the list of domains and then you expand to view mailing lists for that domain.

Ability to control when to add signatures (ie. not on replies or when signature’s already present in thread)

When i see the same subject in 10 o 20 messages from outside world to inside domain with different address (eg: a@one.it, b@two.com, c@three.net) theese messages are sure fake mail. I would like to add XX point to hash subject each day

Adjust the folder color when new mail is detected in a subscribed folder.

If the folder has no unread email, it will be normal text.
If the folder has one unread email, it will be bold.
If the folder receives a new email, it will be bold and highlighted.
When the user views the folder, the highlight will disappear, however it can stay bold if there is unread items in the folder.

Thunderbird currently has this feature, described here: http://kb.mozillazine.org/How_do_I_check_for_new_messages_in_other_folders

Some basic predefined HTML templates and the ability to publish a mail to some Web space for those who couldn't view messages successfully would also be fantastic.

Hello

In the looktout, it could be better to have on the lef top pane, the several contacts lists available. (wich are often into public folder's contact list...

We have public's contacts list, personnal's contact list, and others contact public list (like customers, or others...)

Actually, in left top pane there is not contact file which appears but the tree of folder's (mailbox appears)

it could be great to have in this pane, all the contacts lists available,

Regards

Include and option so that the MSA (port 587 by default) can be subject to the same kind of filtering as other SMTP ports to help with filtering for compromised accounts.

Hello

in lookout, two calendar's (actual and the next) is not good.

it will be better to just have one (the actual).

thanks

It would be nice to have features with Xmpp that would pick up on Active Directory groups

Recently we purchased a certificate for our email services.
We would be very pleased of being able to place our "trusted site seal" at WorldClient home page as part of WorldClient branding.

I have noticed one more issue which arises after enabling this option to disable accounts after 30 days.
After enabling this option i noticed that the email ids created for notification purpose are also blocked. For instance: i have a Email ID created for firewall alerts and since no one logs in to this Email ID this Email ID is frequently getting disabled by this feature.
I would also recommend to have a exclusion list for Email ID created only for notifications.

In Webmail Old Versions, users can see Unread Messages numbers & when click on it, they will go directly to those message one by one.
In new Webmail, users can see numbers but can't click on it & so should find unread messages by yourself & it's too difficult.

Best Regards, Janet

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Maybe it could be better for the calendar view (month) to have only the first to the last day of the actual month. Actually we have the end of the previous month which appears.
In md 13.6, there is also a new counters, of hours taken in calendar view. Having the lastest days of the previous month is not good and make we have an incorrect value.

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It would also be useful to have the ability to apply different signatures to different user groups and domains. Ie. one for Sales, one for Technical and so on...

The summary view in the LookOut theme should list all the folders (subscribed) that have unread items.

The folder tree in the left pane should have the total emails listed in brackets. Currently the folder tree lists only the emails in that particular folder, however it should list the mails of the sub folders also, so that it becomes convenient to get a bigger picture in the collapsed tree view.

Scheduler for when footers should change (eg. may be in line with a promotion being run)

I cannot set Mdaemon to allow a client to view more than one domain (but not all domains) in the search contact list. I have a number of clients that need to communicate with members on other domains, but I don't want them to see all the domains.

Could you not use the Mdaemon functionality in place that allows me to share contacts between domains for email use for IM as well?

By selecting one account/emailaddress or domain makes troubleshooting easier. Now all debug information comes in a large logfile where you have to search or use third party tools to make a quick analysis. Also add the ability to select multiple protocols for this troubleshooting session, like SMTP-In, MutiPop, SMTP-Out, etc.