I have moved from Sourceforge to Google Code.  If you want to download new revisions, you can use the SVN source control.  Yes, I'm finally using Source Control!

Well quite frankly I loved the design and so does my partner from that site.

It is simple yet elegant.

We love the software and it has ended at least a 6 month search for usable software for that site.

I will of course be thrilled to start testing the software for you.

Bernie

I sent an email for you Jon. Thanks

Bernie

actually, I'm working on that already. I'm completely re-coding it from the ground up.  It's quite the overhaul. The only thing being left alone is the layout (I'm a coder, not a designer).

I've re-reviewed the code again and again, and I don't see how the passwords couldn't match up.  I would love to get this resolved.

This is the first time I've heard of that happening. I've had hundreds of successful installs.  E-mail me, if you're willing to give me access to your database.

Jon,

I know you said you would be working but here is another suggestion.

How about a list all Like the delete jobs where it lists the one line per job but without the delete that way a user can look at all jobs and see what is there without having to look in all the different locations and categories.

Bernie

Nope that was not it. I did that I am in the /mail/admin/ folder and it still is not accepting my password which I set in the install.

Bernie

lol. Most people make this mistake.  Lets say you installed it at http://example.com/mailer
In order to get to the admin panel, go to http://example.com/mailer/admin

The logins look the same.

I install then run the installer. Yes my database settings are correct. The installer runs fine but it will not let me login to the admin panel.

Any ideas I have installed twice.

Bernie