Dada Mail v11.2.0 is out the door!<\/strong> Being a feature-rich release, there’s a quite a few things to go over. Below will expand upon the changelog to help you discover the new features in Dada Mail.<\/p>\n Dada Mail v11.2.0 is the first release to remove the Send a Webpage screen since it was introduced many, many years ago. Please don’t worry though, ALL<\/strong> the features found within that screen have been folded into Dada Mail’s Send a Message<\/strong> screen. We’re hoping that this design change helps simplify how and where you can go from within the list control panel to create a message.<\/p>\n Look below the rich text editor for additional ways to create a message.<\/p>\n A mass mailing message can be created by:<\/p>\n One small, but important change you’ll also discover is a simple check for any unsaved changes. If you do navigate away from the, Send a Message screen with any unsaved changes, a prompt will alert you about this, and give you a choice of canceling the navigation.<\/p>\n We’ve also changed the list control panels top menu:<\/p>\n Drafts\/Stationery\/Schedules<\/strong> now reads, All Drafts\/Stationery\/Schedules<\/strong>. This screen is where you would select the draft message you would like to work with. This screen is also the default screen you’ll see when you log into your list control panel.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n We’re hoping these changes help simplify creating and working with multiple draft messages.<\/p>\n The All Drafts…<\/strong> has a few changes itself. The biggest one is the inclusion of a, Preview<\/strong> button, so you can see and compare draft messages, without having to go to the Send a Message screen!<\/p>\n (once clicked)<\/em><\/p>\n Both Send a Message<\/strong> and Send a Webpage<\/strong> aren’t listed. Instead a new menu item reads, + New Draft Message<\/strong>. Clicking on this menu item will take you to the Send a Message<\/strong> screen, and will always<\/em> create a new draft message, rather than loading an already-existing draft message.<\/p>\n Many times, people would like to re-use a previously sent message for a new mass mailing. Now, Here’s how:<\/p>\n Drafts messages sent from the, Send a Message screen will now be saved as Stationery, able to be re-used for a future mass mailing message draft.<\/p>\n Discussion List Owners have reported that sometimes there’s one problem domain with important list members, who have an uncooperative mail server that seems to bounce back messages coming from the discussion mailing list. If the bounce handler is installed, eventually these members will be removed from the list, even though their address is valid. Ugh!<\/p>\n To counter this, Dada Mail can now ignore addresses and\/or domains in a new, Ignore Bounces<\/strong> sublist. Here’s how to enable it:<\/p>\n Now, when you visit the, Membership: View<\/strong> screen, a new tab will appear labeled, Ignore Bounces <\/strong>which will allow you to administrate this sublist like any other sublist:<\/p>\nNo, “Send a Webpage” screen! (But don’t worry!)<\/h2>\n
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