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Following are the tools available in your control panel. Click on an icon below to learn more about that tool.

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Account Management

Change Password
Language Changer

Site Management

File Manager
Index Manager
Directory Protection
Domain Manager
FTP Manager
Manage Redirects
FrontPage Extensions
IP Deny Manager
Database Manager
phpMyAdmin
Disk Usage Viewer

Email Management

Add / Del Email Accounts
Default Address
Email Forwarders
Auto Responders
Block Email
Mailing Lists
Read Web Mail
Spam Assassin
Modify MX Entry
Trace an Email Address

CGI and PHP Scripts

CGI Center
Shopping Carts
PHP Chatroom
Forum / BBS
Search Engine Submittal
Auto-Installer Scripts

Logs, Statistics & Errors

Custom Error Pages
Raw Access Logs
Raw Log Manager
Web / FTP Statistics

Advanced Tools

Network Tools
Backups
Cron Jobs
Mime Types
Apache Handlers
SSH / Shell Access
Manage Open PGP Keys
Hotlink Protection


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Control Panel Guide
Email Management


Auto
Responders

Autoresponders are e-mail messages that are sent automatically when an e-mail arrives for a specific e-mail account. Autoresponders are most commonly used for an "Out of Office" style message to inform your correspondents that you are not available, without you having to reply manually. You can have more than one autoresponder on one account. You can use plain text or include HTML code in the autoresponder, and choose from a wide variety of character sets.

To add an autoresponder:

  1. Click on the Auto Responders icon in your Control Panel.
  2. Click on the Add Autoresponder link.
  3. Enter the address of the account that the autoresponder responds to in the Email field.
  4. Enter your name or address in the From field. You do not have to put anything in this field.
  5. Enter the subject line of the autoresponder in the Subject field.
  6. Click on the required character set for this autoresponder from the Character Set drop-down list, if required.
  7. Click on the HTML Message tick box if you want to include HTML code in the autoresponder.
  8. Enter the autoresponder message in the Body field. You can not use HTML code in this field - plain text only.
  9. Click on the Create button.

Modify an autoresponder if you need to alter the details of the message or if you set it to the wrong account.

To edit an autoresponder:

  1. Click on the Auto Responders icon in your Control Panel.
  2. Click on the Edit button next to the autoresponder that you want to edit.
  3. Edit the autoresponder's fields as required.
  4. Click on the Create button to edit the autoresponder.

Delete an autoresponder when you no longer need to use it. If you use the autoresponder at frequent intervals, such as an "Out of Office" message, you can modify it to point to a nonexistent e-mail account, such as store@yourdomain.com, and then simply change the account name back when you need it again. Refer to Editing an autoresponder for more information.

To delete an autoresponder:

  1. Click on the Auto Responders icon in your Control Panel.
  2. Click on the Delete button next to the autoresponder that you want to delete.

 

 

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