We've just made version 12.5 of MDaemon email server live on the site so I thought I'd take a moment to point out what we think you're likely to find most interesting in the latest release.
>> Download MDaemon v12.5 <<
MailStore "Home" has been gaining some real momentum globally as a great little solution for single users who want to archive their mail securely.
Following more than 1,500,000 free downloads of MailStore Home to date, German developer deepInvent have responded to consumer feedback and introduced a range of new and sought-after features to MailStore Home 5 which went live today on their site.
>>> Downloaded MailStore Home version 5.0 here <<<
(please note that Zen Software are unable to offer support on MailStore Home at this time)
Before I start, don't worry - I'm not for a minute going to disguise this an impartial and exhaustive comparison of the two offerings given our slight bias here in the direction of MailStore. I am however, asked quite often asked if I can highlight any differences so with this in mind, I've compiled just a handful of points that differentiate the two that may be of interest if you're currently weighing up the various archiving options available to you.
In this section of the blog, each week I'll be sharing with you one of the many software applications (often "freebies") that I find useful in my day-to-day role here at Zen Software.
This week I want to introduce HDTune Pro.
We were recently asked if you could recover a Windows Image Backup of a 2008 R2 server taken with BackupAssist directly to a newly created Hyper-V Virtual Machine. This was something that should work in theory as part of the 'recover to dissimilar hardware' function of Windows image backups, but there are a few considerations that have to be met for a clean restore process.
So here is the best way we have found to achieve this.
Tom's Hardware and Que Publishing are partnering up to give away four free chapters from Scott Mueller's Upgrading And Repairing PCs, 20th Edition, as well as giving away 10 copies...
I'm quite genuinely blown away by how well this works so I wanted take a couple of moments to share this one with you as I suspect it might come in handy.
>> Access Pixlr Photo Editor here <<
It's possible I'm one of the last to hear about this fantastic little online utility so apologies in advance if you're already familiar with it, but as I produce most of the banners, HTML mailers, brochures and so on for us here at Zen, and as a budding (but quite poor!) amateur photographer, it's one that really appealed to me.
