Web Site Manager: We now provide a web site management tool for our web hosting clients under the "Web Site" menu. Using this tool, you can enable web access log delivery to your account, and manipulate various features of each of your web sites: what directories they are located in, enable/disable server-side includes, etc.

Private Label: We now permit complete "branding" or private labeling of our web site for any company or group. A private labeled interface allows you to provide a completely customizes the look and feel to all online applications: WebMail, Account Management, Web Site Management, Content Management, Help, etc. Our company name name and all related colors, images, fonts, etc. can be completely eliminated from all web pages, including the login page. Your group would have its own completely personalized, secure web site for WebMail and more.

24/7 Upgrades: We now provide an online tool for upgrading your account's disk, bandwidth, and user quotas. Use this in combination with the new User Management tools (described below) to add users to you account at any time. This service is available to account managers.

User Management: Our user management tools have been greatly expanded. You can now add new users to your account (provided you have space in your user quota), delete users from your account, disable users, enable users, and edit users. All of these actions can be performed by you at any time without help from support.

View/Edit users: Update the user's contact information. Change the user's entitlements. Give users and optional disk quotas.

Disable users: Temporarily prevent a user from accessing ANY services.

User Quotas: New optional user-level disk quotas allow you to prevent a user from using too much disk space. If the user exceeds his or her disk quota, the user is penalized by being denied access to SMTP Relaying, FTP, and SSH services. Any incoming email for that user will not be delivered, but bounced back to the sender. The user will not be allowed to upload files using the File Manager. WebMail will no longer save copies of sent email the user's sent-mail folder.

Change User Passwords: If you have the need to manage the passwords for the users of your account, then we can entitle you to be able to change any of their passwords through the User Manager.

Security: We have made the following security-related policy changes:

SMTP Relaying. We now require SMTP Authentication for the sending of email through our email servers. Previously we authenticated outbound email based on a list of approved client IP addresses, but this proved too limiting, cumbersome, and less secure than SMTP Authentication.

Telnet. We no longer support "telnet" shell access. This type of access is very insecure because all usernames, passwords and data is sent as plain text across the Internet. If you require shell access for some reason, we will continue to support access via secure shell (ssh).

The new User Manager tools now give account managers the power to enable or disable access to various services on a per-user basis. These services include: Secure Shell, POP, IMAP, SMTP Relaying, and access to the member's web site.

WebMail: There are now two new WebMail Preferences: you can enable or disable display of the "BCC" field and your WebMail Address Book in the email composition window. If you do not use either or these features, you can disable them to simplify your email composition window.

The Display of the WebMail Address Book has changed in the email composition window. It is now a "multiple select list," which means that you can now highlight more than one address at a time and add all highlight addresses to your "To", "Cc", or "Bcc" fields at once, making email composition simpler.

Auto-Responders: An "Auto-Responder," also know as an "Out of Office Reply," is a mechanism by which you can create special email messages to be sent automatically to those who send email messages to you. This is particularly useful, for example, if you will be unable to check or respond to your email for an extended period of time and you want to let the people who send you email know that you are "out of the office" or "on vacation", etc.

Our Auto-Responders are free and consist of the following features:

• Specify different automatic response messages depending on the email address and/or domain to whom the incoming message was originally addressed (useful if you receive email for multiple email addresses in your InfiniteDimensions mailbox).
• Specify a "catch all" automatic response message.
• Specify the subject and body of each response message.
• Apply your signatures to the response messages.
• Activate / deactivate automatic responses individually, or all at once.

WebMail: In addition to numerous look-and-feel enhancements, we have added the following new features to WebMail. Please see your WebMail Preferences screen to customize the new preferences related to these and other options.

• Read Message Receipts: When sending email you can request that a receipt email be sent to you when the recipient reads the message (requires that the recipient consent to the receipt and that his email client supports them). When reading email messages, you can now respond to Read Receipt requests. You can set your preferences so that you never respond [the default], always respond, or are asked each time a receipt is requested.
• Sorting your email messages: You can now sort the email messages in your folders by date, subject, or sender in an ascending or descending fashion. You can specify the default sorting in your WebMail Preferences. You can also change the sorting dynamically while displaying the messages in your folders.
• Message Importance Flags: When sending an email you can now designate it as of Normal, High, or Low importance. Most email clients display special flags next to messages marked as of high or low importance. WebMail now also recognizes and indicates the importance of you messages: A red "!" for High importance messages, and a blue down arrow for Low importance messages.

Bulk Email Tool: The Bulk Email Sending tool allows you to send an email of any size with arbitrary attachments to an email list. Here are some of the features:

• Each recipient receives a message sent individually TO him or her; the messages are not sent via BCC or via an email list alias. The "To:" header will actually contain the recipient's email address - they cannot tell that this is a bulk email.
• Send messages of any size to any number of recipients.
• Apply your signatures to the messages to customize the From and Reply-To fields of the message.
• Upload your email list from a text file, or use a list stored in one of your database tables.
• Send yourself a test version of the bulk email before scheduling the actual bulk send.
• View a history of bulk emailings; create a new bulk emailing using a previous one as a template, simplifying your work!

The Bulk Email Sending Service is a fee-based service that allows you to send email to an arbitrary number of people. It is primarily intended to sending email newsletters, announcements, and similar mail to opt-in email lists. We absolutely prohibit use to this service for spamming, or the sending of unwanted or unsolicited email; use for such purposes may result in account cancellation, deactivation, or worse. See the our AUP. Please note: to ensure that this service is not employed for malicious purposes such as spamming, the content of all messages sent may be monitored.

Fetch POP Email: If you have email addresses or email boxes that can be accessed via the POP3 protocol, then you can configure WebMail to easily preview and download mail from any or all of these accounts to any of your email folders. This enables you to consolidate email from all of your different email accounts into one place.

Merger: InfiniteDimensions (the company name of Lux Scientiae prior to April, 2002) has merged with "Phoenix Promotions", a web site promotion company. "Phoenix Promotions" becomes a department within InfiniteDimensions.

Formation: InfiniteDimensions (the company name of Lux Scientiae prior to April, 2002) forms as a Massachusetts company.