We've got another great crew member on board of our software distributors. An Italian company ACHAB has just teamed up with CodeTwo becoming our exclusive distributor for Italy. Check out ACHAB's website. ACHAB will be responsible for collecting other resellers in Italy. There are dozens of companies from different countries cooperating with us as our resellers. Click here to find a local CodeTwo reseller in your country. If you want to become our reseller, you can sign up for CodeTwo reseller program here. And.. if you speak Italian you can take a look at this Brochure. I've just read it and I think I'm getting the hang of it! So far I can say Microsoft Outlook and CodeTwo Public Folders in Italian! Visit ACHAB's Webiste Visit CodeTwo's Website

Today marks the roll-out of our totally new product - CodeTwo Email Signatures. The program answers the need for an email signature and disclaimer manager that automatically adds personalized signatures to messages sent from Office 365, any version of Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web App (OWA). The application supports Exchange OWA, letting you bypass Hub Transport rules and deploy global email footers directly to OWA settings of each user. In fact, you do not even need Exchange Server as you can do it also for Outlook 2013, 2010, 2007 (an older) hooked up to any kind of account, and for Office 365 users as well. With just a few clicks in a signature creation wizard, you can compose a template with users' data, colors and graphics and create an email policy for the entire company, department or specific users. The product has been launched with a host of features for local and online Outlook: One central manager for email signatures for multiple users Signatures can be deployed for an unlimited number of users Logos, graphics, banners and branding in Outlook email Signatures are added while users compose their email and are also visible in Sent items folders Aids email compliance thanks to disclaimers Easy to use editor for HTML, RTF and TXT signatures Tech support 24h on weekdays CodeTwo Email Signatures comes as a 30-day trial, full-featured version. Prices for the product start at $102 for 10 licenses and you can buy even packs for 1000 users or more. As usually, we are open to any remarks and comments - we will certainly respond to them. Feel free to download this product and test in your environment. CodeTwo Email Signatures home page

Today marks the release of a new version of CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro - our flagship email disclaimer and email flow manager. The new version (2.1) has a number of bug-fixes but it also sports two very important new features: Email unsubscribe link mechanism for Exchange; Credit card data loss protection mechanism powered by Luhn algorithm. Adding unsubscribe link to Exchange email A mechanism adding an "unsubscribe me" link to emails sent from Exchange, and letting admins manage blacklists of recipients, has been requested by a number of our Canadian clients due to Canada Anti Spam Law (CASL), which went into effect on July 1st, 2014. The new law affects every commercial email sent to Canada and coerces the sender to include a disclaimer with an unsubscribe link, which lets a recipient unsubscribe from any correspondence from this individual or company. Failing to comply with the regulation may result in the imposition of fines up to 10 million dollars. Learn more about this feature. DLP content filtering for credit card numbers We have improved the Remove Sensitive Content action to properly recognize credit card numbers. This option now utilizes the modulus 10 (aka Luhn) algorithm, which validates credit card numbers. As an Exchange administrator, you can set up the program to remove any credit card number from users' correspondence to protect company data from leakage. Learn more about this feature. More about the program Read more or download the program now. Existing users of version 2.0 of CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro can install the update absolutely for free - just install the program on top of the existing installation. Your settings will not be lost.  

Sharing Microsoft Outlook calendars, taks, emails and documents between different computers  is now easier than ever before. Buy CodeTwo Public Folders until the end of July 2010 and you will get a 20% discount. Test the program and enjoy the features of Exchange Server without Exchange Server for 30 days for free! See the Pricing Learn more about CodeTwo Public Folders Watch tutorial videos about CodeTwo Public Folders Go to CodeTwo Official Website

Our summer discount continues! Buy CodeTwo Public Folders until the end of August 2010 and you will get a 20% discount. Test the program and enjoy the features of Exchange Server without Exchange Server for 30 days for free! See the Pricing Learn more about CodeTwo Public Folders Watch tutorial videos about CodeTwo Public Folders Go to CodeTwo Official Website

Have you ever had this feeling when watching old pictures that you desperately wanted to find out what is behind the hill, what sort of sabaton your great-grand-father was wearing, and how ugly was this man holding your girlfriend on a torn photograph? Most of email disclaimers software users feel the same thing when sending messages. When they look into their Sent Items folders, they know that there is something more than just the body of their messages. They know that the signature was added (hopefully it was added) on the server but they cannot see it. With CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 and CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010, there is no need to worry about that. All signatures are displayed in Sent Items, in all mail clients. Needless to say, it saves time and nerves... Learn more about Sent Items Update Download CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 Download CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010

IT/Dev Connections organized by Penton Media is believed to be among a few famous IT conferences in the world that focuses on Microsoft technology but is neither organized nor supported by Microsoft. Therefore the feel of the conference is different than at Ignite or WPC. Last year I wrote a review of the 2015 edition. Today, I'd like to update it with a "slightly" different opinion. Here are the 5 reasons why you should NOT attend IT/Dev Connections: 1. You are superstitious If you hold superstitious beliefs, you probably know that there is a superstition that having bananas on a fishing boat may bring bad luck. It's pretty hard to have bananas on a boat in Vegas (as it's pretty hard to have a boat in Vegas), but there's a lot of hand-shaking here with Microsoft MVPs and IT Pros from all over the US (and some from Europe). And… there is a superstition in African culture not to shake hands with anyone or... your testicles (sic!) will disappear! Glad I've got two kids already! How about you, SuperTekBoy? Who else did I shake hands with? Paul? Michel? J. Peter? Are you guys ok now?

This year we're going to be exhibiting at some great events in Europe. We're almost ready to head to Madrid for Microsoft TechEd Europe 2013, so if you're attending this amazing conference, it would be great to meet up and talk! You will have a chance to talk directly to our dev and sales teams, and to see our new applications in action. We're going to be presenting a bunch of tools for Exchange 2013, Office 365 and Outlook 2013, as well as for mobile devices. We would really love to meet you in-person and to hear your product questions, remarks and feedback. Just visit Booth 12 (CodeTwo) anytime you want, and hang out with us during the Welcome Reception on Tuesday, 25 June. If you want to schedule a meeting, just drop me a line at simon.s [att] codetwo.com. Ohh.. and make sure to grab one of our 100% bug free T-shirts when you get there! This is what it looks like if one of us tries it on. Sorry, but I couldn't find anyone slimmer in CodeTwo! Ok, these guys somehow pulled it off to draw their bellies in for 5 seconds! And that's us - meet us at TechEd! See you there!