Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/b4344e1 [Title]

Output: SI-6580 Scaladoc: Should not close void elements

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/47fc00d [Title]

Output: SI-6210 Test case for already-fixed pattern matcher bug

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/fbecd5d [Title]

Output: Allow getting STARR via maven, also: locker.skip

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/7d2c1f3 [Title]

Output: Use stage/project for taskname instead of scalacfork

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/e3b5e0b [Title]

Output: Sanity for build.xml: exscriptus&positus delendus est.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/df29290 [Title]

Output: SI-7013 Scaladoc: Fix StackOverflowError

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/395e90a [Title]

Output: SI-7251, compiler crash with $.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/6f4a594 [Title]

Output: SI-7253: update comments and naming

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/b0560c5 [Title]

Output: Remove fragile code, made redundant by previous commit

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/386a5bd [Title]

Output: SI-7253: respect binary compatibility constraints

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/50ee635 [Title]

Output: SI-5699 correct java parser for annotation defs.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/99bdebb [Title]

Output: removes duplication in FreeDef extractors

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/2b5fde7 [Title]

Output: SI-7242 Fix crash when inner object mixes in its companion

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/5db04eb [Title]

Output: an amazing discovery made by Iulian

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/fc46281 [Title]

Output: fixes the craziness in JavaUniverse.log

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/ef85a10 [Title]

Output: SI-7258 Don't assume order of reflection values in t6223

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/f046853 [Title]

Output: SI-7259 Fix detection of Java defined Selects

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/e90efd6 [Title]

Output: Reduce duplication and increase verbosity in MiMa execution.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/552b623 [Title]

Output: SI-7249 Reign in overzealous Function0 optimization.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/174334b [Title]

Output: SI-6921 SI-7239 Tread lightly during exploratory typing

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/6e79370 [Title]

Output: SI-7232 Fix Java import vs defn. binding precendence

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/a4fb773 [Title]

Output: SI-7240 fixes language feature lookup

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/41e3b89 [Title]

Output: SI-7233 Account for aliased imports in Erasure

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/33b499c [Title]

Output: SI-7233 Account for aliased imports in eta expansion.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/9bc17e7 [Title]

Output: SI-6725 `f` interpolator now supports %n tokens

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/eb365f9 [Title]

Output: SI-7132 - don't discard Unit type in interpreter

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/745c36a [Title]

Output: SI-7328 Bail out of names/defaults if args are error typed

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/83c9c76 [Title]

Output: SI-7234 Make named args play nice with dep. method types

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/f742aa3 [Title]

Output: SI-5710 has fixed itself

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/3ae2653 [Title]

Output: reifier is now aware of SI-7235

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/7e52fb9 [Title]

Output: SI-7226 Fix inference regression caused by TypeVar equality.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/292435f [Title]

Output: Fix SI-7224.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/acd74ca [Title]

Output: SI-7214 outer check based on dealiased pattern type.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/53c499b [Title]

Output: SI-7109 SI-7153 Generalize the API to get docComments: allow to force docTrees for given fragments. Don't type-check when forcing doc comments, but rather do it directly. Test the new functionality as well as better tests for the old one.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/2cf6c5d [Title]

Output: [port] SI-7183 Disable unreachability for withFilter matches.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/5b7cfe3 [Title]

Output: better names for components of MatchTranslator

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/0a3219b [Title]

Output: move sat solving to separate file

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/ebaa34e [Title]

Output: simplify dependencies between patmat components, remove self types

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/ad69835 [Title]

Output: SI-7215 Fix transpose of an empty Array[Array[T]].

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/387fbf4 [Title]

Output: SI-7185 Avoid NPE in TreeInfo.isExprSafeToInline

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/1117be8 [Title]

Output: SI-7190 macros no longer give rise to bridges

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/0420b2d [Title]

Output: Revert SI-6240 synchronization for runtime reflection

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/c46bc25 [Title]

Output: Tone down a soft-warning to only show under -Ydebug.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/387b259 [Title]

Output: runtime reflection: death from thousand threads

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/73d079f [Title]

Output: removes the assertion in missingHook

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/f4dd56c [Title]

Output: synchronizes names

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/dd148de [Title]

Output: synchronizes pendingVolatiles

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/4cbb935 [Title]

Output: synchronizes toolboxes

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/07bcb61 [Title]

Output: SI-7045 reflection now auto-initializes selfType

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/bebd62d [Title]

Output: optimizes Scala reflection GIL

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/735634f [Title]

Output: initializes lazy vals and inner objects in advance

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/5b37cfb [Title]

Output: introduces GIL to Scala reflection

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/981da8e [Title]

Output: cleans up initialization of runtime reflection

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/b2c2493 [Title]

Output: reflection no longer uses atPhase and friends

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/a9dca51 [Title]

Output: synchronizes symbols

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/0262941 [Title]

Output: removes the crazy extraneous log

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/21d5d38 [Title]

Output: moves Symbol#SymbolKind to Symbols

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/3e7db2d [Title]

Output: adds some comments to resetAttrs

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/e2a17d9 [Title]

Output: resetAttrs now always erases This.tpe

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/4f1bfec [Title]

Output: Fix SI-7107: scala now thinks every exception is polymorphic

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/8187deb [Title]

Output: SI-7074 Fix xml attribute sorting

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/89be691 [Title]

Output: fixes the test for SI-7112

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/3d5758c [Title]

Output: SI-7171 Consider prefix when assessing type finality.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/18a2ba2 [Title]

Output: please ant with filenames, add comments

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/6a7078c [Title]

Output: remove unused imports

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/7fdc873 [Title]

Output: [refactor] move some logic-related code

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/c930a85 [Title]

Output: [refactor] better name for symbolicCase

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/76fc728 [Title]

Output: [refactor] make hash-consing more robust

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/712a921 [Title]

Output: drop Cond in favor of Prop

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/1b47248 [Title]

Output: [refactor] prepare migration from Cond to Prop

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/647a760 [Title]

Output: [refactor] type analysis consolidation

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/e14846b [Title]

Output: [refactor] move PatternMatching.scala to transform.patmat

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/f5ed914 [Title]

Output: re-align 2.10.x's pattern matcher with master's

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/b20e288 [Title]

Output: Fixed error in reflection API docs about linearization order on method baseClasses

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/d2a36ab [Title]

Output: Shadowed Implict typo (fixes no issue)

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/39249d5 [Title]

Output: bump build number to 2.10.2

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/3c22436 [Title]

Output: Additional test case for Lukas' fix to annotated originals.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/8206e26 [Title]

Output: Fix typing idempotency bug with Annotated trees

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/c8ab5b3 [Title]

Output: Fix SI-7130: Memory leaked caused by Statistics

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/4df9e20 [Title]

Output: SI-7143 Fix scanner docComment: docBuffer and docPos are initialized in different places and as a result can get out of sync and as a result the invariant that docComment has a position is broken.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/fd68fe6 [Title]

Output: SI-7134: don't require doc.Settings in base api of scaladoc.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/c10b7b6 [Title]

Output: unit test ide-t1000567 exercises SI-5063, aka #1000567.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/5379eba [Title]

Output: Removing disabled, unneeded futures tests

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/9f25a2a [Title]

Output: make Future scaladoc examples up-to-date and compilable

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/9d5d55b [Title]

Output: SI-5744 evidence params are now SYNTHETIC

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/6a7d793 [Title]

Output: SI-7091 Don't try to put a protected accessor in a package.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/2e8ede5 [Title]

Output: SI-7091 Add a diagnostic for the "no acc def buf" error.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/de2410b [Title]

Output: silences t6323a

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/673cc83 [Title]

Output: SI-6514 Avoid spurious dead code warnings

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/ef6095a [Title]

Output: Tolerate symbol sharing between accessor/field.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/451cab9 [Title]

Output: SI-6225 Fix import of inherited package object implicits

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/c049d66 [Title]

Output: SI-6935 Added readResolve in BoxedUnit When deserializing Unit, it would return an instance of Object, but not a Scala Unit. By adding readResolve, the deserialization of Unit will work.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/7b425bf [Title]

Output: SI-6370 changed ListMap apply0 method to produce correct error message when a key is not found Current implementation of apply0 relies on tail method to iterate over all keys. When the list gets to its end, tail produces an 'empty map' message in its exception, which is thrown by ListMap. This change checks if the collection is empty before calling tail and provides a more appropriate key not found message.

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Input: [sha] https://github.com/scala/scala/commit/6424907 [Title]

Output: SI-6158 Restore compile error output under partest --show-log

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Input: [Status] Q [Status_2] PA [Description_3] Reduced order pending to enter queue [Description]

Output: Order accepted in queue

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Input: [Status] PO [Status_2] AC [Description_3] Reduced order accepted [Description]

Output: Pending to enter queue

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Input: [Status] F [Status_2] PC [Description_3] Cancelled order pending to enter queue [Description]

Output: Filled order

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Input: [Status] PF [Status_2] C [Description_3] Cancelled order accepted [Description]

Output: Partially-filled order

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Input: [Status] R [Status_2] U [Description_3] Unknown status [Description]

Output: Order rejected

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Input: [Status] E [Status_2] PE [Description_3] Partially expired order [Description]

Output: Expired order

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Input: [Type of Product] All [Issue] Physical Damage

Output: Exchange/Refund as per your request

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Input: [RFC] 2087 [Name] IMAP4 QUOTA extension [Capability name] QUOTA [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] yes [Cyrus] yes [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] yes [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 2088 [Name] IMAP4 non-synchronizing literals [Capability name] LITERAL+ (L) [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] v1.5 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] yes [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 2177 [Name] IMAP4 IDLE command [Capability name] IDLE (L) [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] yes [Cyrus] v2.0 [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] yes [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] yes [Oracle] v6.3 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 2193 [Name] IMAP4 Mailbox Referrals [Capability name] MAILBOX-REFERRALS [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.1 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 2221 [Name] IMAP4 Login Referrals [Capability name] LOGIN-REFERRALS [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 2342 [Name] IMAP4 Namespace [Capability name] NAMESPACE (L) [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] yes [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] yes [Cyrus] v1.6 [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] yes [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] yes [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 2971 [Name] IMAP4 ID extension [Capability name] ID [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] yes [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] v1.6 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] yes [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7u4 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 3348 [Name] IMAP4 Child Mailbox Extension [Capability name] CHILDREN [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] yes [Cyrus] v2.1 [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] yes [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 3502 [Name] IMAP4 MULTIAPPEND Extension [Capability name] MULTIAPPEND [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.0 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 3516 [Name] IMAP4 Binary Content Extension [Capability name] BINARY (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.2 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 3691 [Name] IMAP4 UNSELECT command [Capability name] UNSELECT [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] v1.6 [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] yes [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v6.3 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 4314 [Name] IMAP4 Access Control List (ACL) Extension [Capability name] ACL [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] yes [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] yes [Cyrus] yes [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] v10.0 [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7u5 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 4314 [Name] IMAP4 Access Control List (ACL) Extension [Capability name] RIGHTS=* [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.3 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7u5 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 4315 [Name] IMAP UIDPLUS extension [Capability name] UIDPLUS (L) [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] yes [Citadel] yes [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] yes [Cyrus] v1.6 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.1 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] yes [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] yes [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 4467 [Name] IMAP - URLAUTH Extension [Capability name] URLAUTH (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.4 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 4469 [Name] IMAP CATENATE Extension [Capability name] CATENATE (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.3 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 4731 [Name] IMAP4 Extension to SEARCH Command for Controlling What Kind of Information Is Returned [Capability name] ESEARCH (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.4 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 4959 [Name] IMAP Extension for Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) Initial Client Response [Capability name] SASL-IR (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] yes [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.2 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.1 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 4978 [Name] The IMAP COMPRESS Extension [Capability name] COMPRESS=DEFLATE (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.4 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.0 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] yes [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 5032 [Name] WITHIN Search Extension to the IMAP Protocol [Capability name] WITHIN [Agorum Core] yes [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.4 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 5161 [Name] The IMAP ENABLE Extension [Capability name] ENABLE (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] yes [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 5182 [Name] IMAP Extension for Referencing the Last SEARCH Result [Capability name] SEARCHRES [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7u2 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5255 [Name] IMAP Internationalization [Capability name] I18NLEVEL=1 (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.1 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5255 [Name] IMAP Internationalization [Capability name] I18NLEVEL=2 [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5255 [Name] IMAP Internationalization [Capability name] LANGUAGE [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5256 [Name] IMAP SORT and THREAD Extensions [Capability name] SORT (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] yes [Cyrus] v2.0 [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] no [IceWarp] yes [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] yes [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v6.3 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5256 [Name] IMAP SORT and THREAD Extensions [Capability name] THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] yes [Cyrus] v2.0 [DBMail] yes [Dovecot] v2.1.10 [GMail] no [IceWarp] yes [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5256 [Name] IMAP SORT and THREAD Extensions [Capability name] THREAD=REFERENCES [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] yes [Cyrus] v2.0 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.0 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] yes [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5257 [Name] IMAP - ANNOTATE Extension [Capability name] ANNOTATE-EXPERIMENT-1 [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.5 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5258 [Name] IMAP4 - LIST Command Extensions [Capability name] LIST-EXTENDED [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.4 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.1 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5259 [Name] IMAP - CONVERT Extension [Capability name] CONVERT (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5267 [Name] Contexts for IMAP4 [Capability name] ESORT (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5267 [Name] Contexts for IMAP4 [Capability name] CONTEXT=SEARCH (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5267 [Name] Contexts for IMAP4 [Capability name] CONTEXT=SORT (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5464 [Name] The IMAP METADATA Extension [Capability name] METADATA [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.5 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2.7 [GMail] no [IceWarp] yes [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0.5 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5465 [Name] The IMAP NOTIFY Extension [Capability name] NOTIFY (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5466 [Name] IMAP4 Extension for Named Searches (Filters) [Capability name] FILTERS [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5524 [Name] Extended URLFETCH for Binary and Converted Parts [Capability name] URLAUTH=BINARY [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.4 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5530 [Name] IMAP Response Codes [Capability name] - [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] FIXME [IceWarp] no [Isode] FIXME [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0.5 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5550 [Name] The Internet Email to Support Diverse Service Environments (Lemonade) Profile [Capability name] URL-PARTIAL (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] yes [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5819 [Name] IMAP4 Extension for Returning STATUS Information in Extended LIST [Capability name] LIST-STATUS [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.5 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 5957 [Name] Display-Based Address Sorting for the IMAP4 SORT Extension [Capability name] SORT=DISPLAY [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] yes [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 6154 [Name] IMAP LIST Extension for Special-Use Mailboxes [Capability name] SPECIAL-USE [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.5 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.1 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] v16.1 [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 6154 [Name] IMAP LIST Extension for Special-Use Mailboxes [Capability name] CREATE-SPECIAL-USE [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.5 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] partial [IceWarp] v10.0? [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 6203 [Name] IMAP4 Extension for Fuzzy Search [Capability name] SEARCH=FUZZY [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.1 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 6785 [Name] Support for Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) Events in Sieve [Capability name] IMAPSIEVE=* [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 6851 [Name] IMAP MOVE Extension [Capability name] MOVE [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.5 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v2.2 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] no [Isode] v16.0 [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 6855 [Name] IMAP Support for UTF-8 [Capability name] UTF8=* [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] no [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 7162 [Name] IMAP Extensions: Quick Flag Changes Resynchronization (CONDSTORE) and Quick Mailbox Resynchronization (QRESYNC) [Capability name] CONDSTORE (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] yes [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.3 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] yes [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: yes


Input: [RFC] 7162 [Name] IMAP Extensions: Quick Flag Changes Resynchronization (CONDSTORE) and Quick Mailbox Resynchronization (QRESYNC) [Capability name] QRESYNC (L) [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] yes [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] v2.4 [DBMail] no [Dovecot] v1.2 [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] yes [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v7.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] yes [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [RFC] 7377 [Name] IMAP4 Multimailbox SEARCH Extension [Capability name] MULTISEARCH [Agorum Core] no [Apache James] no [Archiveopteryx] no [Axigen] no [Citadel] no [Communigate Pro] no [Courier] no [Cyrus] no [DBMail] no [Dovecot] no [GMail] no [IceWarp] no [Isode] no [Kerio Connect] no [MDaemon] no [Microsoft Exchange] no [Oracle] v8.0 [UW-IMAP] no [Zimbra] no [WinGate 7]

Output: no


Input: [User] Power User

Output: Can I view the .nfo files, can make requests and have the right to change their avatar.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] Elite User

Output: Same privileges as Power User + can make more requests, can change user title, may submit a request for uploader.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] rDs Lover

Output: Same privileges as an Elite User + can access to top10. Exclusively for this class: The downloaded torrents i counted ONLY 75% of the download!

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] rDs Addicted

Output: Same privileges as an rDs Lover + access to more information about users + right to upload torrents. < br/> Exclusively for this class: The downloaded torrents i counted ONLY 50% of the download!

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] rDs Legend

Output: Same privileges as rDs Addicted + award on the part of staff immunity SYSTEM for low ratio.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] VIP

Output: The same priviledges as Adicted rDs + is considered an important member of the rds-zone.net. immune to automatically demote & warn automatically; can I play BlackJack without time limit and can bet up to 50 Gb at sports betting. They also have access to the custom signature. < br/> Exclusively for this class: All FREELEECH torrents are (free)!

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Output: Did donations for rds-zone.net comunity. immune to automatically demote & warn automatically; can I play BlackJack without limit of time.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] Uploader

Output: Same privileges as rDs Addicted + right to upload torrents. It is considered a beginner as Uploader. This class is the first rank of Uploader.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] Perfect Uploader

Output: Same privileges as Uploader,+ right to see by whom all others are uploading torrents. It is considered a very good Uploader, important member of the community.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] Junior Moderator

Output: Same privileges as Perfect Uploader, + the right to modify all torrents, comments and posts on the forum. They can also warn users.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] Moderator

Output: Same privileges as Junior Moderator, + possibility to delete any uploaded torrent. Can I modify/suspend accounts.

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] Administrator

Output: Can give bans on ip and can send messages to all users (a.k.a. pretty much anything).

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [User] SysOp

Output: The Boss

The lower class, received by all users on registration.


Input: [Feature] Infinite Tasks [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: Yes

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Task Journal [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: Yes

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Timeline [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: Yes

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Hierarchical Tasks [Office Edition] No [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Information Management [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: Yes

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Email [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: Yes

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Web Access [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Synchronization across multiple Machines [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] MS Project Import [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Sync with freemind [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Calendar Synchronization [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Outlook integration [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Thunderbird Integration [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Task Scheduler [Office Edition] Yes [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Unified Project Tracking and Scheduling [Office Edition] No [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] MS Project Synchronization [Office Edition] No [Project Edition] Yes [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Multi project Reporting [Office Edition] No [Project Edition] No [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Home Edition]

Output: No

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Feature] Price [Office Edition] $10 [Project Edition] $59 [Enterprise Edition] 699 [Home Edition]

Output: Free

Task Tiger, A free Task management software for Getting Things Done, GTD


Input: [Title] Accessible Images [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: A tutorial for creating accessible images in Expression Web

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Input: [Title] Accessible Forms [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Creating Accessible Forms in Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Accessible Tables [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Creating Accessible Tables in Expression Web

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Input: [Title] Creating a New Font Family Group in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: If the font family you want to use in your style sheet is not listed, you can create new font family groups.

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Input: [Title] Adding Include Page to Insert Menu [Program Specific] EW 2.0 [Summary]

Output: With the release of Expression Web2, the Include Page command has been restored but it is not part of the default Insert Menu. This is easily corrected.

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Input: [Title] Ajatix Lightbox Add-In for Expression Web 4.0 [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions and examples for using this Expression Web add-in

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Input: [Title] Anchor Tags and Name Attributes [Program Specific] EW [Summary]

Output: Step-by-step instructions for creating a name anchor link or bookmark in Expression Web

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Input: [Title] Auto thumbnail in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW [Summary]

Output: How you can use the auto thumbnail feature to create your thumbnails and optimize your code.

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Input: [Title] Center Pages in Browser Window [Program Specific] EW [Summary]

Output: How to center a div or table in the browser window.

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Input: [Title] Code Snippets in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW [Summary]

Output: When you want to quickly insert code that you often use, you can create a code snippet for that code. You can also modify or delete the code snippets that you've created or the code snippets that are provided by the program.

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Input: [Title] How to create and extract a Zip File in Windows XP/Vista/Win 7 [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: Windows XP/Vista/Win 7 all have built in ZIP file support. It is very easy to make and extract ZIP files using these operating systems without using a third party program. If you have a problem using WinZip, with any of the zipped files on this site, try this method as it appears to work on all files.

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Input: [Title] How to create a Personal Web Package [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Each of the free templates is available as a personal web package. This tutorial will tell you how to use the package.

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Input: [Title] Create a Website in Expression Web 1.0 or 2.0 [Program Specific] EW 1.0/2.0 [Summary]

Output: How to create a web site using Expression Web 1.0 or 2.0.

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Input: [Title] Creating web site from site templates in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Expression Web comes with default templates. This tutorial will give you hints on the best way to use them.

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Input: [Title] CSS Properties Task panel [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions on how to use the CSS Properties Task Panel

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Input: [Title] CSS Sculptor for Expression Web [Program Specific] EW 1.0/2.0 [Summary]

Output: was a commercial add-in by WebAssist that is no longer available. If you have the program, this will give you some instructions on how to use it.

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Input: [Title] HTML tag [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: What is the HTML tag? How you can use it.

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Input: [Title] Example tag Page [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: Examples that show you how a the tag can be used.

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Input: [Title] Expression Web DWT's [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Are you having trouble attaching your dwt to your content? Follow these simple steps.

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Input: [Title] Expression Web and Design Time Includes [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Any time you have a lot of repeated content in a website - things like page headers, page footers and navigation menus or even areas of content - you can use Expression Web includes.

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Input: [Title] Expression Web Preview in Browser List [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Before you can preview your page in browsers other than the default browser, you will need to add them to the Preview Browser List. This tutorial tells you how to do that.

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Input: [Title] Illustrating Image Alignment [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: Examples of the various image alignments.

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Input: [Title] Importing your folders/files into Expression Web [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Before you can work with your graphic images as part of your website, they need to be included in your web folder. You can import them into the web before you start working with them by following these simple instructions.

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Input: [Title] Import Site Wizard in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: How to use the Import Site Wizard in Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Adding Insert Include Code into Code Snippets [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: How to add the include code as a snippet so you can easily use it whenever you need to

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Input: [Title] Creating a Layouts Website folder for use in Expression Web. [Program Specific] EW 1.0 & 2.0 [Summary]

Output: How to create a layout folder in Expression Web where you can keep various css layouts you might downlaod from the Internet.

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Input: [Title] Modify Style Dialog Box [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Instruction on how to use the modify style dialog box

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Input: [Title] Moving a WordPress Blog to a New Server [Summary]

Output: This tutorial is written for those of you who have already upgraded your installation of WordPress to Version 2.9 and want to move to a new server.

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Input: [Title] New Style Dialog Box [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions for using the New Style dialog box

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Input: [Title] Inserting Images in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Tips and instructions on inserting images in Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Publishing Your Web Site with ExpressionWeb [Program Specific] EW 1.0 or 2.0 [Summary]

Output: How to publish your web site with Expression Web 1.0 or 2.0.

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Input: [Title] Publishing Your Website from the Remote Server [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: If you have FrontPage Server Extensions installed on your host server, you can reverse publish the remote site to your hard drive using Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Search Engine Optimization - SEO - Search Engine Optimization Techniques [Program Specific] EW 4.0 [Summary]

Output: Search Engine Optimization (SEO) refers to a collection of techniques to improve your site's ranking in search engines, be it Google, Yahoo, or any of the others.

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Input: [Title] What are all the style# in my page? [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Is the head section of your page full of style#'s? Learn how to take control of the styles created on your pages.

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Input: [Title] Troubleshooting Image Problems in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: When you images do not display after publishing, this will help you troubleshoot the problems.

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Input: [Title] Working with CSS [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: How to use the tools in Expression Web to work with cascading style sheets.

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Input: [Title] Validation Error - no attribute "xmlns:v" [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: If you are copying and pasting content from another Microsoft program into Expression Web and then try and validate your page, you are likely to get an error message.

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Input: [Title] Adding Vertical Navigation to Webpage Layout [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Step-by-step instructions for adding vertical navigation to your webpage

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Input: [Title] Adding Horizontal Top Navigation to Webpage Layout [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Step-by-step instructions for adding horizontal navigation to your webpage

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Input: [Title] How to back up your local website on your hard drive [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions on how to backup a website located on your hard drive to another location on your hard drive.

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Input: [Title] Create a Blank Web Page [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions for creating a blank web page for your website.

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Input: [Title] Create a Webpage Layout [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Now that you have created a blank page, you will learn how to add the layout elements to that page. Written expressly for versions 3 and 4.

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Input: [Title] Create and Style a Data Table [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions on how to create a style a data table.

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Input: [Title] Create Website in Expression Web 3.0 [Program Specific] EW 3.0 [Summary]

Output: Instructions on how to create your website .using Expression Web

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Input: [Title] Installing Expression Web 3.0 [Program Specific] EW 3.0 [Summary]

Output: Instructions for installing Expression Web 3.0

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Input: [Title] Setting Up Expression Web 3.0 [Program Specific] EW 3.0 [Summary]

Output: Instructions for setting up Expression Web 3.0

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Input: [Title] Compatibility Checker on the Status Bar in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW 3.0 and 4.0 [Summary]

Output: Instruction on how to use the Compatability Check on the status bar in versions 3.0 and 4.0

Expression Web Tutorials - Css Tutorials - BlueHost Tutorials


Input: [Title] Creating an Expression Web Dynamic Web Templates - DWT's [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions on how to create a Dynamic Web Template and use the DWT.

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Input: [Title] Publishing Your Web Site with Expression Web 4 [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instruction on how to publish your website and the changes in publishing for Expression Web 4.0

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Input: [Title] Expression Web 4.0 Add-ins [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions for installing add-ins with Expression Web 4

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Input: [Title] Installing Expression Studio 4 or Expression Web 4 [Program Specific] EW 4.0 [Summary]

Output: Installing and troubleshooting Expression Web 4

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Input: [Title] Using the Expression Web SEO Checker [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: The newest tool with Expression Web 4 is the SEO Checker. This tutorial will give you some tips on how to use this tool.

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Input: [Title] Setting Up Expression Web 4.0 [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions for Setting up Expression Web 4.0

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Input: [Title] Validating Your Pages [Program Specific] EW 3 & 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions on how to validate your webpages with the tools provided by Expression Web

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Input: [Title] Server Side Includes, BlueHost, and Expression Web [Program Specific] EW/ Bluehost [Summary]

Output: Using Server Side Includes with Expression Web with BlueHost as your hosting company.

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Input: [Title] Web Album Generator and Expression Web [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Free software to make web albums and photo galleries from your digital photographs.

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Input: [Title] Creating a New Page from Hyperlink Properties [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: How to create a new page and create a hyperlink to it at the same time.

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Input: [Title] Interactive Buttons in Expression Web [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Learn how to work with the interactive buttons feature in Expression Web and control the amount of code it generates.

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Input: [Title] Ajatix Expression Web CSS Menu Add-ins [Program Specific] EW - all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions and examples for using these Expression Web Add-ins

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Input: [Title] Insert Bing Map Add-in by Mike Calvo [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions and an example for using the Expression Web Bing Map add-in.

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Input: [Title] CSS menu Tools Expression Web Add-ins [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions and examples on using the CSS Menu Tools add-ins for Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Horizontal Menu Advancer by css menu tools [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions and examples on using the Horizontal Menu Advancer add-in

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Input: [Title] Insert a Twitter or RSS Feed Add-in [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions and example for using the Insert Twitter or RSS Feed add-in by Ian Hayes.

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Input: [Title] Maps for Bing by WebAssist [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Instructions for using the Maps for Bing add-in by WebAssist

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Input: [Title] HTML 5 and Expression Web Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Installing and Using the HTML5 Schema Configuration Add-In for Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Setting Language Options for UK Spelling Off Site Link [Summary]

Output: In Expression Web 4.0, if you need to change the options for spelling to cover UK spellings. This post explains how to do that.

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Input: [Title] Custom Toolbar Add-in for Expression Web 4 Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: The Custom Toolbar Add-in for Expression Web 4, allows you to create one or more toolbars that contain only the buttons you specify. This is NOT the same feature for customizing toolbars as was available in Expression Web 2.0.

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Input: [Title] WordPaste Add-In for Expression Web V4 Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Developed by Ian Haynes, this add-in makes pasting Word content a bit easier and cleaner.

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Input: [Title] Insert A Twitter Feed Add-in Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Do you want to display your own or someone else’s Twitter Feed on your site? The latest add-in from Ian Haynes, a MS MVP for Expression Web, will let you do just that.

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Input: [Title] FP Cleaner for Expression Web 4 Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: A long time staple for clearing up problems in Expression Web. Clear the Hidden Temporary Files as well as the Hidden Web Cache files among other things.

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Input: [Title] Migrate Existing File Definitions to Expression Web 4 Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW 4 [Summary]

Output: Each time I install a new version of Expression Web, I always have to re-enter all of the publishing information for each site. Wouldn’t it be nice if I could just copy them for one version to another.

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Input: [Title] SPAWN Addon for Expression Web 1.0 or 2.0 Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW 2 & 2 (off site link) [Summary]

Output: Jim Cheshire is the author of Spawn, an add-in for Expression Web 1.0 and 2.0 that allows you to create hyperlinks that will open in a new popup window with the window being a specific size or positioned at a specific place on the screen.

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Input: [Title] Adding script to DWT in Expression Web Off Site Link [Program Specific] EW all versions (off site link) [Summary]

Output: How to add an editable area to your style sheet

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Input: [Title] Zoom Search and Expression Web [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Step-by-step instructions on how to use Zoom Search with Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Expression Web and Broken Dynamic Web Templates and hidden metadata files [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: This tutorial will give you some tips on what to do when you edit and save your Dynamic Web Template and all of the attached pages do NOT update.

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Input: [Title] Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: This tutorial will take you through some of the steps necessary if you are going to move your site from FrontPage (any version) to a standards compliant web editor, Expression Web.

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Input: [Title] Ajatix Image / Banner Rotator - Expression Web Add-In [Program Specific] EW all versions [Summary]

Output: Instructions on how to use the Ajatix Image/Banner Rotator with a Template package you can download and use.

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Input: [Title] What Is the Best Font Size for Web Design? [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: What is the best font size to use in designing your web pages?

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Input: [Title] Editing Sample Contact Form [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: Instructions for editing the sample contact form you can download and use with your sites.

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Input: [Title] HTML Lists - Working with Lists [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: Working with lists - how are they used and creating them.

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Input: [Title] Working With Left Border Background Images [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: The How Tos of working with left border background images so they display as you want them too.

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Input: [Title] Using the tag and tag in Expression Web [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: What is the difference in the and tags? Which one should I use?

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Input: [Title] Guide to Dealing With Google's Malware Warnings [Program Specific] General [Summary]

Output: What you need to do if your site is hacked and Google displays a Malware Warning.

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Input: [Title] Remote Publishing Your Site Using FTP [Summary]

Output: Publishing your remote website to your computer using Expression Web 4.0 FTP engine.

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Input: [Fact] 1 [Software Candy] Won't empty your wallet but will save you a great deal of time. [Free]

Output: Might cost you in lost time, lost data and annoyances.

Better than Free : Software Candy, Windows® Fixes, Tweaks and Apps - for the price of candy


Input: [Fact] 2 [Software Candy] You get technical support for the product (if and when needed). [Free]

Output: If you encounter a problem it's up to you to solve it.

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Input: [Fact] 3 [Software Candy] Both problem and solution are well described. [Free]

Output: Not always clear what that downloaded file do or what problem it's trying to solve.

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Input: [Fact] 4 [Software Candy] Guaranteed results. As advertised. [Free]

Output: Hasty download might result in a new problem.

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Input: [Fact] 5 [Software Candy] Free of side-effects. [Free]

Output: Side-effects unknown.

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Input: [Fact] 6 [Software Candy] Verifiably virus-free. Safe. [Free]

Output: You can't really know whether it's infected with a virus (anti viruses don't always detect all viruses).

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Input: [Fact] 7 [Software Candy] Verifiably spyware-free. Safe. [Free]

Output: Could come with spyware built-in, as a "feature".

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Input: [Fact] 8 [Software Candy] No nagging ads. No annoying pop up windows. [Free]

Output: Could include nagging ads and pop up windows at the least convenient moments.

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Input: [Fact] 9 [Software Candy] Can always be uninstalled, leaving no trace behind (cleaner registry and filesystem). [Free]

Output: Doesn't always let you uninstall it (and if it does, it's not always a clean uninstall).

Better than Free : Software Candy, Windows® Fixes, Tweaks and Apps - for the price of candy


Input: [Fact] 10 [Software Candy] You pay a tiny price. [Free]

Output: You pay no money.

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Input: [Fact] 11 [Software Candy] Risk-free. [Free]

Output: Risk unknown.

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Input: [Name] ADSL Client [Download] adsl-client.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Set up a PPP client with the RP-PPPoE package.


Input: [Name] Apache Webserver [Download] apache.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure almost all Apache directives and features.


Input: [Name] BIND DNS Server [Download] bind8.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create and edit domains, DNS records, BIND options and views.


Input: [Name] BSD Firewall [Download] ipfw.wbm.gz [Supports] FreeBSD and Mac OS X [Description]

Output: Configure a BSD firewall using IPFW, by creating and editing rules.


Input: [Name] Backup Configuration Files [Download] backup-config.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Perform manual or scheduled backups and restores of configuration files managed by Webmin modules.


Input: [Name] Bacula Backup System [Download] bacula-backup.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure Bacula to perform backups and restores manually or on schedule, for one or many systems.


Input: [Name] Bandwidth Monitoring [Download] bandwidth.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: View reports on bandwidth usage by host, port, protocol and time on a Linux system.


Input: [Name] Bootup and Shutdown [Download] init.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Setup scripts to be run at boot time from /etc/init.d or /etc/rc.local.


Input: [Name] CD Burner [Download] burner.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Burn data CDs from ISO images or selected directories.


Input: [Name] Change Language and Theme [Download] change-user.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Allows the current Webmin user to change his language, theme and possibly password.


Input: [Name] Change Passwords [Download] passwd.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Change the password of any user on the system.


Input: [Name] Cluster Change Passwords [Download] cluster-passwd.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Change passwords on multiple systems in a Webmin cluster at once.


Input: [Name] Cluster Copy Files [Download] cluster-copy.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Schedule the transfer of files from this server to multiple servers in a Webmin cluster.


Input: [Name] Cluster Cron Jobs [Download] cluster-cron.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create scheduled Cron jobs that run on multiple servers simultaneously.


Input: [Name] Cluster Shell Commands [Download] cluster-shell.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Run commands on multiple servers at once.


Input: [Name] Cluster Software Packages [Download] cluster-software.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Install RPMs, debian and solaris packages across multiple servers from one source.


Input: [Name] Cluster Usermin Servers [Download] cluster-usermin.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Install and manage modules and themes across multiple Usermin servers.


Input: [Name] Cluster Users and Groups [Download] cluster-useradmin.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create, update and delete users and groups across multiple servers. Unlike NIS, each server has its own passwd and group files which are remotely updated by this module.


Input: [Name] Cluster Webmin Servers [Download] cluster-webmin.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Install and manage modules, themes, users, groups and access control settings across multiple Webmin servers.


Input: [Name] Command Shell [Download] shell.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Execute shell commands and view their output.


Input: [Name] Custom Commands [Download] custom.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Create buttons to execute commonly used commands or edit files on your system.


Input: [Name] DHCP Server [Download] dhcpd.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Manage shared networks, subnets, hosts and groups for ISC DHCPD.


Input: [Name] Disk Quotas [Download] quota.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Setup and edit user or group disk quotas for local filesystems.


Input: [Name] Disk and Network Filesystems [Download] mount.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Mount filesystems and swap files usually configured in /etc/fstab or /etc/vfstab.


Input: [Name] Dovecot IMAP/POP3 Server [Download] dovecot.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the Dovecot IMAP and POP3 mail retrieval server.


Input: [Name] Fail2Ban Intrusion Detector [Download] fail2ban.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Fail2ban protects your system from brute force attacks by detecting them and blocking their source IPs.


Input: [Name] Fetchmail Mail Retrieval [Download] fetchmail.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the popular fetchmail program for automatically retrieving mail from other servers.


Input: [Name] File Manager [Download] file.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: View, edit and change permissions on files and directories on your system with a Windows-like file manager.


Input: [Name] Filesystem Backup [Download] fsdump.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Backup and restore filesystems using the dump and restore family of commands.


Input: [Name] Filter and Forward Mail [Download] filter.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Create rules to filter and forward incoming email.


Input: [Name] FirewallD [Download] firewalld.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure a Linux firewall using FirewallD, by editing allowed services and ports.


Input: [Name] GRUB Boot Loader [Download] grub.wbm.gz [Supports] Linux and SmartOS [Description]

Output: Configure the Linux GRUB boot loader to allow the selection of various operating systems and kernels at boot time.


Input: [Name] HTTP Tunnel [Download] tunnel.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Connect to another HTTP server via a tunnel through the Webmin server.


Input: [Name] Heartbeat Monitor [Download] heartbeat.wbm.gz [Supports] Linux and FreeBSD [Description]

Output: Configure the Heartbeat package for automatic server failover in a cluster.


Input: [Name] IPFilter Firewall [Download] ipfilter.wbm.gz [Supports] Only SmartOS [Description]

Output: Configure a firewall using the IPFilter package, by creating and editing rules.


Input: [Name] IPsec VPN Configuration [Download] ipsec.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Set up a client or server for an IPsec VPN using FreeSWAN.


Input: [Name] Initial System Bootup [Download] inittab.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure low-level services to be run at boot time, and select the initial runlevel.


Input: [Name] Jabber IM Server [Download] jabber.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the multi-protocol Jabber messaging server.


Input: [Name] Kerberos5 [Download] krb5.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure the Kerberos 5 client on your system.


Input: [Name] LDAP Client [Download] ldap-client.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure your system as an LDAP client for users and groups.


Input: [Name] LDAP Server [Download] ldap-server.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Manage the OpenLDAP server and objects in its database


Input: [Name] LDAP Users and Groups [Download] ldap-useradmin.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Manage users and groups stored in an LDAP database, used for Unix, Samba and Cyrus IMAP authentication.


Input: [Name] Linux Firewall [Download] firewall.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure a Linux firewall using iptables. Allows the editing of all tables, chains, rules and options.


Input: [Name] Linux RAID [Download] raid.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Create RAID 0, 1, 4, 5, 6, 10 and linear devices on a Linux system.


Input: [Name] Log File Rotation [Download] logrotate.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Set up the automatic rotation of Apache, Squid, Syslog and other log files.


Input: [Name] Logical Volume Management [Download] lvm.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure volume groups, physical volumes and logical volumes for Linux LVM.


Input: [Name] MIME Type Programs [Download] mailcap.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Edit the /etc/mailcap file, which maps MIME types to handler programs


Input: [Name] MON Service Monitor [Download] mon.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Setup MON, a powerful service monitor and alerting system.


Input: [Name] MySQL Database Server [Download] mysql.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Setup databases, tables and permissions in your MySQL database server.


Input: [Name] NFS Exports [Download] sgiexports.wbm.gz [Supports] Only SGI Irix [Description]

Output: Edit file shares as defined in the Irix /etc/exports file


Input: [Name] NFS Exports [Download] bsdexports.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Edit file shares from the FreeBSD /etc/exports file.


Input: [Name] NFS Exports [Download] exports.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Edit NFS file shares defined in /etc/exports.


Input: [Name] NFS Exports [Download] hpuxexports.wbm.gz [Supports] Only HP/UX [Description]

Output: Edit file shares as defined in the HPUX /etc/exports file.


Input: [Name] NFS Shares [Download] dfsadmin.wbm.gz [Supports] SmartOS and SCO UnixWare [Description]

Output: Edit file shares as defined in the /etc/dfs/dfstab file.


Input: [Name] NFS v4 Exports [Download] exports-nfs4.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Edit NFS v4 file shares defined in /etc/exports.


Input: [Name] NIS Client and Server [Download] nis.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Setup a system as an NIS client, master or slave server. Note that NIS+ is not supported.


Input: [Name] Network Configuration [Download] net.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure boot time and active interfaces, DNS, routing and /etc/hosts.


Input: [Name] Network Services [Download] xinetd.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Edit servers handled by Xinetd, a replacement for inetd.


Input: [Name] Network Services and Protocols [Download] inetd.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Edit services in /etc/inetd.conf, /etc/services and /etc/rpc.


Input: [Name] OpenSLP Server [Download] openslp.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the service location protocol server.


Input: [Name] PAM Authentication [Download] pam.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure the PAM authentication steps used by services such as telnet, POP and FTP.


Input: [Name] PHP Configuration [Download] phpini.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure PHP settings for the whole system or individual Apache virtual servers.


Input: [Name] PPP Dialin Server [Download] pap.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Set up a dialin server using mgetty and PPP.


Input: [Name] PPP Dialup Client [Download] ppp-client.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure the WV-Dial package to connect to the Internet with a modem PPP connection


Input: [Name] PPTP VPN Client [Download] pptp-client.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure and establish connections to a VPN server using the PPTP protocol.


Input: [Name] PPTP VPN Server [Download] pptp-server.wbm.gz [Supports] Linux and FreeBSD [Description]

Output: Set up your system as a PPTP server so that Linux or Windows VPN clients can connect.


Input: [Name] Partitions on Local Disks [Download] format.wbm.gz [Supports] Only SmartOS [Description]

Output: Create and edit paritions on local disks on Solaris.


Input: [Name] Partitions on Local Disks [Download] bsdfdisk.wbm.gz [Supports] Only FreeBSD [Description]

Output: Create and edit paritions on local SCSI and IDE disks on FreeBSD.


Input: [Name] Partitions on Local Disks [Download] fdisk.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Create and edit partitions on local SCSI, IDE and SATA disks on Linux.


Input: [Name] Perl Modules [Download] cpan.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Install new Perl modules on your system, and view those already installed.


Input: [Name] Postfix Mail Server [Download] postfix.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the Postfix mail server.


Input: [Name] PostgreSQL Database Server [Download] postgresql.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Manage databases, tables and users in your PostgreSQL database server.


Input: [Name] Printer Administration [Download] lpadmin.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create and edit local and remote printers. Supports Windows print servers and Ghostscript print drivers.


Input: [Name] ProFTPD Server [Download] proftpd.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the powerful ProFTPD FTP server. Supports all options in most of the standard modules.


Input: [Name] Procmail Mail Filter [Download] procmail.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Edit recipes in the global /etc/procmailrc file, which apply to all incoming email.


Input: [Name] Protected Web Directories [Download] htaccess-htpasswd.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Create .htaccess and htpasswd files to protect web-acessible directories.


Input: [Name] QMail Mail Server [Download] qmailadmin.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the QMail mail server, a simpler alternative to Sendmail.


Input: [Name] RBAC and Projects [Download] rbac.wbm.gz [Supports] Only SmartOS [Description]

Output: Manage RBAC user attributes, profiles and authorizations.


Input: [Name] Read User Mail [Download] mailboxes.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Read email in users' mailboxes.


Input: [Name] Running Processes [Download] proc.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: List, kill and renice running processes on your system.


Input: [Name] SMART Drive Status [Download] smart-status.wbm.gz [Supports] Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X [Description]

Output: Check the status of IDE and SATA drives to detect problems and potential failures.


Input: [Name] SSH Login [Download] telnet.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Login to your system with SSH or telnet.


Input: [Name] SSH Server [Download] sshd.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Setup the SSH server for remote secure logins.


Input: [Name] SSL Tunnels [Download] stunnel.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Setup SSL tunnels to encrypt services like POP3 and IMAP, using stunnel run from inetd.


Input: [Name] Samba Windows File Sharing [Download] samba.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create and edit samba file and print shares.


Input: [Name] Scheduled Commands [Download] at.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Schedule the execution of one-off commands or scripts.


Input: [Name] Scheduled Cron Jobs [Download] cron.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create, edit and delete Cron jobs.


Input: [Name] Scheduled Webmin Functions [Download] webmincron.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Define Webmin module functions that are called on a regular schedule by the Webmin webserver


Input: [Name] Sendmail Mail Server [Download] sendmail.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Manage sendmail aliases, masquerading, address rewriting and other features.


Input: [Name] Service Management Facility Configuration [Download] smf.wbm.gz [Supports] Only SmartOS [Description]

Output: Edit services under control of Service Manangement Facility SMF(1).


Input: [Name] Shoreline Firewall [Download] shorewall.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Lets you edit the most useful tables of the Shoreline Firewall


Input: [Name] Shorewall6 Firewall [Download] shorewall6.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Lets you edit the most useful tables of the Shorewall6 Firewall


Input: [Name] Software Package Updates [Download] package-updates.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Displays available package updates from YUM, APT or other update systems


Input: [Name] Software Packages [Download] software.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Manage software packages on your system, and install new packages.


Input: [Name] Solaris Zones [Download] zones.wbm.gz [Supports] Only SmartOS [Description]

Output: Create and manage Solaris 10 zones.


Input: [Name] SpamAssassin Mail Filter [Download] spam.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Set up and configure SpamAssassin to filter email received by your system.


Input: [Name] Squid Proxy Server [Download] squid.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure Squid options, ACLs, caching parameters and proxy users.


Input: [Name] Squid Report Generator [Download] sarg.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure and schedule SARG, a tool for generating reports from Squid access logs.


Input: [Name] System Documentation [Download] man.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: View man pages, HOWTOs and other package documentation.


Input: [Name] System Logs [Download] syslog.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure the syslog server on your system and view its log files.


Input: [Name] System Logs NG [Download] syslog-ng.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure the Syslog-NG server on your system and view its log files.


Input: [Name] System Status [Download] system-status.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Background system status collection libraries


Input: [Name] System Time [Download] time.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Set the system and hardware time either manually or from a time server.


Input: [Name] System and Server Status [Download] status.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: View the status of services on your system and on remote systems.


Input: [Name] TCP Wrappers [Download] tcpwrappers.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure the TCP wrappers networking access control files


Input: [Name] Text Login [Download] ajaxterm.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Access the shell on your system without the need for a separate SSH client, using Ajaxterm


Input: [Name] Upload and Download [Download] updown.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Upload multiple files to the server, and download multiple URLs either immediately or in the background at a scheduled time.


Input: [Name] Usermin Configuration [Download] usermin.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure global options for the Usermin user account management server.


Input: [Name] Users and Groups [Download] useradmin.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create and edit Unix users and groups from the /etc/passwd and /etc/group files.


Input: [Name] Voicemail Server [Download] vgetty.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Set up your system as an answering machine using vgetty


Input: [Name] WU-FTP Server [Download] wuftpd.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure the access control, anonymous FTP and other options of WU-FTPd.


Input: [Name] Webalizer Logfile Analysis [Download] webalizer.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Generate reports from webserver, proxy server and FTP log files


Input: [Name] Webmin Actions Log [Download] webminlog.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: View detailed logs of actions by Webmin users.


Input: [Name] Webmin Configuration [Download] webmin.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure Webmin itself, such as allowed hosts, SSL, installed modules and themes.


Input: [Name] Webmin Servers Index [Download] servers.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Displays an index of other Webmin servers for easy linking.


Input: [Name] Webmin Users [Download] acl.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Create Webmin users and configure which modules and features they are allowed to access.


Input: [Name] iSCSI Client [Download] iscsi-client.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Access disk devices across the network using the iSCSI protocol.


Input: [Name] iSCSI Server [Download] iscsi-server.wbm.gz [Supports] Linux and FreeBSD [Description]

Output: Share disk devices across the network using the iSCSI protocol with the netbsd-iscsi package.


Input: [Name] iSCSI TGTd [Download] iscsi-tgtd.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Share disk devices across the network using the iSCSI protocol with the TGTd package.


Input: [Name] iSCSI Target [Download] iscsi-target.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Share disk devices across the network using the iSCSI protocol with the iscsitarget package.


Input: [Name] idmapd daemon [Download] idmapd.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Manage the NFS ID mapping daemon.


Input: [App permissions title] In-app purchases [Google Play description] Make purchases within the app

Output: Allows you to upgrade from the Free to Premium version of the app

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Input: [App permissions title] Your messages [Google Play description] Edit your text messages (SMS or MMS), read your text messages (SMS or MMS), receive text messages (MMS), receive text messages (SMS), send SMS messages

Output: Allows access your and SMS logs to allow SMS Filter and to block text messages from your SMS history Used by ESET to monitor for commands such as lost password or when your device is marked as missing

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Input: [App permissions title] Other Application UI [Google Play description] Draw over other apps

Output: Used to enable the lockscreen when your device is marked as missing

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Input: [App permissions title] Bookmarks and History [Google Play description] Read your Web bookmarks and history, write web bookmarks and history

Output: Allows access your web browser history and bookmarks to activate the Wipe command to delete this data from your device if marked as missing Anti-Phishing analyzes URLs in your browsing history to determine if they are unsafe, and to protect against malicious websites attempting to acquire your sensitive information

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Input: [App permissions title] System Tools [Google Play description] Delete all app cache data

Output: Used for Remote Wipe feature when your device is marking as missing

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Input: [App permissions title] Your location [Google Play description] Precise location (GPS and network-based)

Output: The app retrieves the location of your device to provide you its location when you mark it as missing and request it from an authorized device or from my.eset.com

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Input: [App permissions title] Your applications information [Google Play description] Retrieve running apps

Output: Apps Audit feature allows you to see the permission levels of all your installed apps and which information they can access The Detection of Potentially Unwanted Apps feature uncovers apps that may do harm by exploiting your device data or functions The app collects names of files and applications on your device each time a scan is performed and uses this to provide you with information about potentially undesirable and harmful applications on your device

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Input: [App permissions title] Your personal information [Google Play description] Add or modify calendar events and send email to guests without owners’ knowledge, modify your own contact card, read calendar events plus confidential information, read your own contact card

Output: Allows access to the calendar to delete it from your device when you activate the Wipe command If you use the SMS or Call Filter features, the app will access or collect the contacts on your device to allow you to block calls and text messages from specific contacts

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