MDaemon Webmail makes it easy to transfer your address book from Microsoft Outlook and other email clients. Simply export your contacts into a CSV file, then log into MDaemon Webmail and navigate to the folder list via the Settings/Options menu. From here, you can import your CSV file and populate your contacts lists without having to re-enter them manually.
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The holiday season is a prime time for email scammers to strike. Learn how to identify and protect yourself from fraudulent emails that could ruin your festive spirit.
Recently, Microsoft announced they are ending support for Windows Mail, along with their Calendar and People apps, and trying to get people to switch to their new Outlook app. Understandably, many who are used to the features found in the desktop Outlook app will be looking for an alternative.
You may recall that in MDaemon 23.5, we added calendar publishing and appointment booking for MDaemon Webmail users (you can read about it here). But did you know there's an easy way to facilitate appointment booking using your email signature?
MDaemon Email Server is used by businesses in a variety of industries, including finance, manufacturing, education and healthcare, and each industry has different needs when it comes to email and collaboration. That's why we strive to make MDaemon highly customizable. One such feature is the ability to hide the Documents folder in MDaemon Webmail.
Introducing SecurityGateway™ 10.5, with improvements in email deliverability, administration, and more. Read on for the latest updates!
MDaemon Email Server 24.5 has been released, with new features that benefit administrators and end-users. Here’s a quick look at what’s new in MDaemon.
MDaemon users have more ways to collaborate. In MDaemon 24, we added document links to MDaemon Webmail. With document links, users can share links to files contained within their Documents folder. These links automatically expire after 30 days. Users can also replace existing links, or revoke them at any time.
The 2024 presidential election is well under way in the United States, and that means cybercriminals are exploiting heightened public interest and uncertainty to launch targeted attacks using phishing and social engineering tactics. Here’s how they typically do it:
In the past, businesses have often used more relaxed standards for marketing via email. However, GMail has recently begun to enforce stricter authentication requirements for emails sent to Google users. As a result industry leaders have begun using a more targeted, personalized approach to email communication with prospective customers.
