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How to configuring e-mail accounts from the webmail user menu

This article describes how to configure an e-mail account through the webmail interface. Using the webmail interface, e-mail account users can change many account settings and preferences directly in their web browser, including: Autoresponders. Account password. Preferred webmail application. E-mail filters. E-mail forwarders. Configuring e-mail accounts through webmail To configure an account using the webmail interface, follow these steps: Log in to the e-mail account using the webmail interface. On the top menu bar, click the name of the account. In the following image, the account name is user@example.com : The account settings and preferences list appears: Select the option you want to view or modify: Webmail application: To run a different webmail application, click Horde or Roundcube. Select the option you want to view or modify: Webmail application: To run a different webmail application, click Horde or Roundcube.
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Why we avoid ThemeForest Themes

Are you using themeforest themes for your clients? If so, this article may be contentious, or at least entertaining. I was asked about a lot of different themeforest themes over the years of building websites . I asked them what I was doing, of course. Usually, the answer is “What’s wrong with ThemeForest?”This post aims to respond to this with clear logic. Okay, first of all … not all the ThemeForest themes are evil. But the proportion of bad ones is high enough that going through them and taking the risk is not worth the hassle. If you pick a theme, it’s a real gamble because you don’t know enough before you buy it. “But what about the ratings?” I once enjoyed the star rating system, but it has nearly perfect scores for many controversial themes. The only way I can understand it is that after a couple of months, most of the issues surface. Probably after the ratings were given Or maybe the votes come from end-users, who haven’t noticed their load speeds yet or s

13 Reasons Why You Should Update Your Website

Are you in love with your site?  You shouldn’t even keep reading this article if the answer is no or not. Just go and visit our contact page and tell us what you like, we’re going to start building a website you’ve always wanted. A website you will be proud to share online, welcoming prospects to browse through. A website that will help you attract more customers and promote your service. If not, what’s the point of keeping this powerful marketing tool, investing time and effort in it if it doesn’t help the company grow and thrive? Long gone are the days when only having a blog was enough. These days, consumers are much more educated and picky, with all the information available, and so many brands and companies competing for their interest. Therefore, keeping your website new and compliant with recent design trends, technological advances and search engine algorithms (if you care about SEO) is imperative. Not sure if you need a makeover on your current website? C

WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: the main differences and which one should be used by you.

WordPress is, by far the most popular way to build a site. But due to its popularity, there is one question that many new users are still struggling with – what’s the difference among WordPress.com and WordPress.org? If you search for “WordPress” on Google, both sites will be ranked # One so # Two. And if you’re new to WordPress, you may not know which one to use. This article will clarify the essential differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org and help you choose the one that best suits your needs. WordPress.com vs WordPress.org The main difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org is who is running the website . You’re hosting your own site with WordPress.org (we suggest this). For WordPress.com, on the other hand, it’s WordPress.com that takes care of all this for you (more convenient to start, less freedom). And that’s the most significant difference. Nowadays, hosting companies are as easy to start with as WordPress.com, cheaper and freer