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Webmail Upgrade for the Grid

July 19th, 2007 at 7:39 pm

Atmail

Our engineering team has upgraded @Mail to version 5.0.4.  This webmail upgrade for the Grid comes with many exciting new features outlined below.

New Features:

  • faster performance
  • enhanced email searching
  • improved spell check support
  • improved address book importing & management
  • better html email viewing & editing
  • hundreds of minor bug fixes
  • now powered by PHP

All Grid-Service customers may immediately begin using this upgraded version by visiting yourdomain.com/webmail, webmail.yourdomain.com or by clicking through the AccountCenter. If you’ve been using the previous version of @Mail many clients have reported the need to clear their browsers cache for an optimal experience. We hope you enjoy the new enhancements, and look forward to your feedback!

5 Responses to “Webmail Upgrade for the Grid”

  1. Andre Gagnon Says:

    Ummm, Question. Isn’t @Mail now at version 5.06? I don’t want to sound like I’m nagging or anything why not just upgrade to the latest version?

    More of this @:
    http://blog.atmail.com/?p=59

  2. (mt) DF Says:

    Great question Andre. The reason we’re on 5.0.4 has to do with the number of customizations we have to make to the @mail software in order for it to function correctly on the Grid. Implementing all of these customizations combined with the rapid pace the @mail team releases new versions is the reason why we’re going to be a few rev levels behind @mail releases. If it was a drop-in replacement things might be different, but in this case it’s not. I hope that answers your question.

  3. Rogelio Says:

    excellent!

    now i hope soon we can customize the login screen, that wold be a grat plus for us using our (your) @Mail !!

    And the ability to create a catch-all email on the grid.

    Keep that Good Work!

  4. McCarthy76 Says:

    Good job! It seems alot faster that the previous version. Keep up the good work.

  5. Chris Meller Says:

    Apparently the new design seen in the screenshot is only for the ‘Simple’ versions (both AJAX and non-AJAX). The ‘Advanced’ versions (for either IE or Mozilla) still sport the same look. Had me a bit confused there at first… :)