System Configuration

is a named storage area on the computer containing files and other folders. In a URL a single part of the path to a page. For example, in http://ww.yourdomain.com/sample/test.htm , sample/ is a folder .

kilobyte (Kb or K) is a thousand (kilo) bytes of information, or, to be exact, 1024 bytes.

Webmaster Email - Enter the super administrator email address. All system notification will be sent to this email address.

Admin Record Display Limit - Enter a record limit. This determine show many records will be shown per page with a record list or search results are shown. Limit is applied to the Administration Back Office.

User Record Display Limit - Enter a record limit. This determine show many records will be shown per page with a record list or search results are shown. Limit is applied to the User Back Office.

Enable Marketing Toolbox - Setting to YES will make toolbox available in the User Back Office. Setting NO will disable and hide toolbox from Users.

Directory Permission - Select the preferred permission settings from the Drop Selection Menu.

Server GMT Time Zone - Select preferred time zone to use when displaying dates and times throughout the system.

Enable Private Messenger - Setting to YES will enable the PM and additional setting will be shown. Provide a User to User communication platform. Setting to NO will disable feature.

Enable File Attachment - Setting to YES will allow Users to attach file to their messages. Setting to NO will disable attachment of files.

Attachment file Limit - Enter the number of file that may be attached to each message.

Attachment File Size - Enter the number (in kilobyte ) to limit the file size that can be attached.

Attachment File Extensions - Enter the allowable file extension. Seperate each file extension type with comma and no spaces. Example: .pdf,.doc ,.txt

Admin Back Office - Enter preferred caption to be displayed in the Administration Back Office.

User Back Office - Enter preferred caption to be displayed in the User Back Office.

Copyright Text - Enter preferred copyright text to be displayed on the footer of both Admin and User Back Office.

Admin Back Office - Select ENABLE to force SSL secured log-in. Select DISABLE to allow log-in from non-SSL URL .

User Back Office - Select ENABLE to force SSL secured log-in. Select DISABLE to allow log-in from non-SSL URL .

Document Root URL - Enter the full SSL URL . Example: https://www.yourdomain.com

User Back Office - Select DISABLE to turn off Offline Mode. Users will be able to log-in from the User's Back Office. Select ENABLE to turn on Offline Mode. Users are not able to access the Back Office.

Web Site - Select DISABLE to turn off Offline Mode. Website will be accessible. Select ENABLE to turn on Offline Mode. Website will not be accessible and a maintenance message will be displayed.

Admin Bck Office - Enter the time in minutes to timeout session. When session timeout Admin will be required to log-in again with username and password.

User Back Office - Enter the time in minutes to timeout session. When session timeout User will be required to log-in again with username and password.

Sendmail Path Location - The path is typically auto detected by the system. In some cases it isn't or this setting needs to be changed. Contact your host provider to get the path to Sendmail mailer.

Require Authentication - Select YES if access to the SMTP mail server requires username and password. Select NO if authentication is not required.

Also called "folder ", a directory is a collection of files typically created for organizational purposes.

Abbreviation of Uniform Resource Locator, the global address of documents (web pages) and other resources on the World Wide Web.

A collection of information, such as text, data, or images saved on a disk or hard drive.

Abbrevation for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol – A protocol used to send email on the Internet. SMTP is a set of rules regarding the interaction between a program sending email and a program receiving email.

Also called "folder", a directory is a collection of files typically created for organizational purposes.