NOW 1 CLICK and you can Update Every WordPress, Every Plugin and Every Theme on Every Blog

[Tony Marriott]

You Asked And I Answered
Now You Can Have
TRUE 1 CLICK UPGRADE EVERYTHING

That's right ONE CLICK and you can update every theme, every plugin and every WP core installation on every blog.

Sound too good to be true?
Then Checkout The Video Below

WP Internet Management Center now includes a client plugin that gives your remote blogs two way communication with WPIMC

That means stunning new features for WPIMC

YOU STILL NEED TO READ THIS

Your first blog looks great so you build a few more. Suddenly Wordpress release an update and you need to login to each of your 10 blogs to update them. Darn it! That's an hours work where you could have been making money.

Rats! The next day a plugin needs updating and you start the whole process over again.

Two days later you notice a cool new plugin that you need to install on all your sites, another day updating when you could have been doing important stuff like creating new blogs, creating new content or products and MAKING MONEY!

Soon you have 20, 30, 50 or even more blogs and now it takes so long to do any updates you just give up. You don't bother updating plugins, you don't bother rolling out cool new plugins because it just takes so long.

What you can't see happening is all your plugins going out of date and your Wordpress version getting older and older.

It all seems OK at first until one morning half your blogs are not working. Hopefully all that is needed is for you to login to every blog and complete all the updates, but what might well of happened is that your blog or database is now corrupted and you need to rebuild your sites.

AND you know you don't have backups, hey you couldn't even update the site!

OR it could be even worse. Out of date plugins and Wordpress versions present the biggest risk to getting hacked.

Suddenly your online income stops overnight. Just how long will it take you to get everything back? Maybe you never will!

But It Just Doesn't Have To Be Like That
WOW↓

1 Click Update All Your Blogs

Control Center For All Your Blogs

WP Internet Management Center
is the easiest and fastest way to get your blogs under control.

I know exactly what is like and I have been there myself. This is exactly why I have created WP Internet Management Center. I have been a full time internet marketer for over three years now and I started my career off by building AdSense blogs and now have over 100 blogs, all on different top level domains and spread across numerous IPs and hosting companies.

If fact I had actually stopped creating blogs simply because of the huge overhead of updating them.

All that has changed now thanks to WP Internet Management Center

Now everybody loves Wordpress plugins and as WP Internet Management Center is all about management Wordpress blogs it was an obvious choice to create a Wordpress plugin that you could...


...add to just ONE blog that would give you all the functionality you need to update as many remote blogs as you like.

WP Internet Management Center gives you

Installing and using the WP Internet Management Center is simplicity itself and needs no real training but I have included a complete guide on how to install and use the plugin. More importantly I have also included a security guide so you can ensure your WP Internet Management Center blog is safe and secure.

SORRY This WSO Is Currently Closed While We Make It Even Better.

The current version of WPIMC is Fully Supported

CLICK HERE TO GET NOTIFIED WHEN WPIMC IS AVAILABLE AGAIN

WP Internet Management Center plug-in has two licence options


Multi-Site Licence (Normally $77)
Can install on unlimited blogs that you own and can access unlimited blogs that you own or are owned by your customers or clients.




Single Site Personal Use Licence (Normally $37)
Can install only on one blog that you own but can access unlimited blogs that you own.

IMPORTANT: The prices will be increasing every few sales so the best price you can buy this plugin for, is the one you can see here right now. It can only go up. This is to ensure that all the early adopters are rewarded for their quick thinkings and decisive action.

As always I will take all the risk out of your purchase by offering 30 day 100% no questions asked guarantee. Try this out for 30 days and if you are not 100% happy with it then let me know and I will refund 100% of your money.

So you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by clicking the BUY IT NOW button right now!

You get instant delivery of the plugin (you will need to register your email address) and a full tutorial. Just choose the best licence option for you it will never be cheaper than it is now.

• Can you afford NOT to keep your Wordpress blogs up to date?
• Can you afford to waste hours or even days every month updating when you should be earning money?
• Are you prepared to risk everything for the sake of this one plugin?

If you answer NO to any of the above then grab this plugin right now by scrolling up to the By It Now buttons above..

[Tony Marriott]

Reserved for FAQ

PLEASE For any SUPPORT help or
questions needing a personal or urgent response go through the helpdesk

http://wp-internet.com/helpdesk

[thronekid]

Where is the buy button for the developer's version?

[EdwardsEZPC]

This looks like a very handy tool.
I have also about 30 domains and numerous subdomains....a nightmare to keep track of everything!

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by thronekid

Where is the buy button for the developer's version?

Up Now,

Takes a few minutes when you start to get the WSO+ system running

cheers
Tony

[thronekid]

Originally Posted by Tony Marriott

Up Now,

Takes a few minutes when you start to get the WSO+ system running

cheers
Tony

Thanks, Got it now. Was waiting patiently for this one. It will save me a whole lot of time. Thanks Tony.

[Adam Sussman]

At that price it would be rude not to buy it.

One developers license bought. Thanks Tony.

All the best,

Adam

[Zubair Zm]

Tony
It is a very useful plugin. What kind of load that server will have where we will install this plugin and manage all our blogs hosted on other hosting companies. All other blogs will be accessing all the plugins and themes from one domain/hosting and I was wondering if we can host that domain on a shared hosting.
thanks and regards
Zm

[Bill_Shor]

Looking at the video, it seems that if I wanted to upload and activate a new plugin or theme to all my blogs, I would still need to go to each individual blog and click to install, is this correct? So, if I have 100 blogs, this would make it easier to log in to each one, but I'd have to click separately for each of the 100 blogs. Or am I wrong and there's a way to upload the plugin one time, click one or two buttons and then the software will go to each of the 100 blogs, upload, install and activate without my intervention?

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by Zubair Zm

Tony
It is a very useful plugin. What kind of load that server will have where we will install this plugin and manage all our blogs hosted on other hosting companies. All other blogs will be accessing all the plugins and themes from one domain/hosting and I was wondering if we can host that domain on a shared hosting.
thanks and regards
Zm

Hi Zm,
There is almost no load on the server as it is only running a basic blog in practice. All the action takes place on your remote blogs. That's one of cool things about this it just acts as portal to your targets.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by Bill_Shor

Looking at the video, it seems that if I wanted to upload and activate a new plugin or theme to all my blogs, I would still need to go to each individual blog and click to install, is this correct? So, if I have 100 blogs, this would make it easier to log in to each one, but I'd have to click separately for each of the 100 blogs. Or am I wrong and there's a way to upload the plugin one time, click one or two buttons and then the software will go to each of the 100 blogs, upload, install and activate without my intervention?

As it stands you still need to click an install button for each blog that is correct. This system does not require a plugin on the target blogs to access them and so makes it much easier and quicker to start up. I will be looking at installing plugins to the target blogs to give additional functionality as you suggest and this system will allow you to deploy them quickly but at this time you cannot upload 100 plugins with one click.

As it stand you do not have to remember, or even know the passwords for any of your target blogs as you can login to then with one click from WPIMC.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by Adam Sussman

At that price it would be rude not to buy it.

One developers license bought. Thanks Tony.

All the best,

Adam

Thanks Adan,
for not being rude

and trying this out!

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by thronekid

Thanks, Got it now. Was waiting patiently for this one. It will save me a whole lot of time. Thanks Tony.

Excellent, and thanks for your patience.

Tony

[Zubair Zm]

Tony
Will all future updates be free for unlimited time to maintain compatibility with future WorldPress updates?
thanks
Zm

[Helena Julien]

hello

Do the blogs have to be on the same hosting account for this to work ?

Also "update all" would be everything ? the WordPress script, all the themes and all the plugins ?

I definitely want to upgrade all the plugins, but the themes sometimes, that could be a problem if you have customized some stuff.

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by Zubair Zm

Tony
Will all future updates be free for unlimited time to maintain compatibility with future WorldPress updates?
thanks
Zm

All future updates will be free yes and of course I intend to maintain in line with WordPress updates.

Cheers
Tony

[Sue Felix]

Thanks, Tony

I have been waiting for this one. I went looking Sunday with no luck, even tried to buy on the sales page, so I am happy to see it has finally arrived. Purchased the single use. Can't wait to get it installed. This is going to be so much easier to access all of my sites and thank goodness I won't have to remember all the dang passwords.

Thanks for thinking of it!

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by Helena Julien

hello

Do the blogs have to be on the same hosting account for this to work ?

Also "update all" would be everything ? the WordPress script, all the themes and all the plugins ?

I definitely want to upgrade all the plugins, but the themes sometimes, that could be a problem if you have customized some stuff.

No blogs do not need to be on the same hosting. They can be hosted by anyone anywhere.

The update all does not "update all" at once. It open the update page where you can choose exactly what you want to update from all the available updates. You can see that in action in the video.

You have the same end control as you would if you accessed your blog manually. This just takes out the grunt work in the middle.

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by Sue Felix

Thanks, Tony

I have been waiting for this one. I went looking Sunday with no luck, even tried to buy on the sales page, so I am happy to see it has finally arrived. Purchased the single use. Can't wait to get it installed. This is going to be so much easier to access all of my sites and thank goodness I won't have to remember all the dang passwords.

Thanks for thinking of it!

Hi Sue,

Many thanks for buying and your patience. A few gremlins during the home run delayed the launch but it's come out even better now I think
Thanks for taking the time to comment

[Tony Marriott]

Hi All,
Late here for me now so I will grabbing some ZZZs.
I will pick up any questions in few hours

cheers
Tony

[jimbo3891]

Well Tony.

I can cancel my developer request. There used to be something like this and they quit offering it, so I had already put out a request to have this developed. You just saved me a ton of time and money. I really need this to help with my business. I am responsible for about 87 websites right now and I'm about to take over 50-60 from another marketer that is getting out of the business. I was really dreading that logging in and updating regularly. I have a plugin that notifies me when something in each website needs to be updated, but I still had to go to that site and log in. This is just plain awesome. Oh, and priced right too.

JDD

[munstersg01]

Hi

will this work if each wordpress blog I have a different wp admin page url and on the wp admin page I have install captcha?

Thanks

Danny

[James Hussey]

There are a few "chosen Warriors" that, for me, win my business almost every single time. Tony Marriott is one of them (I've enjoyed his "Monkey Graphics" WSO, for instance, to learn graphics at a whole new level - saved myself HUNDREDS in graphics costs!). This product is very similar to what I used to use: ManageWP from Vladomir Prelovac: minus the monthly fee (SKOAR!!), so I'm looking forward to using it.

The real kicker is: I really only manage about a dozen sites...but that dozen amounts to TONS OF TIME whenever an update is needed.

So if you're looking for a way to save time and run your business on WordPress like I do, this is really worth checking out (he's a man of his word, so if there's a problem, you have nothing to lose). Just MHO, frankly I'm feeling like it's Christmas time with this plugin: I've just gifted myself TONS OF FREE TIME over the course of a year!

Thanks, Tony!

[Prodangel]

Just purchased the developers license for this. Seems it's going to save hours upon hours of time with maintaining all the blogs of both mine and my clients. And time is the one thing we all want more of - so this isn't just a plugin but the gift of more time .. Thank you ..

[MMMe]

Plugin sounds great. I have 1 main blog and it is incredible how many times plugins need to be updated.

Since it is wise to always backup the site before updating, would it be possible to include this feature in a future update? That would be a huge timesaver.

[JohnDeck]

I purchased a copy of the developers license. Will definitely save me a lot of time. It make it much easier to offer WP update service.

I have evaluated WP management software that will push out updates. But have had security concerns.

John

[mustbecrap]

Awesome... I swore black and blue I was not going to buy any wso's this month as I still had not gotten around to some of the ones I purchased over a month ago... But I saw and email from Tony during the week, and I checked out his sales page and spoke to him about some update requests... and I have been waiting ever sense....

I am looking forward to the updates we spoke about... I had a figure in my head of $30 for the developers version - and I got it for that, awesome, bloody awesome..

thanks, this is going to make my life easier

[richhamilton]

Just bought the Dev version.

Will this plugin update automatically like most plugins in WordPress?

[GaryHarvey]

Tony, nice!
What about adding a button which updates the plugins of all the blogs in one click?
Could that be done?
Ditto... doing all the core updates in one click?
Gary

[richhamilton]

GaryHarvey,

The one click idea sounds great, but I've had a number of sites where the update doesn't go right... especially with WordPress updates. Most of the time when this happens I just have to delete the .maintenance file... but sometimes I have to to an ftp upload of the WordPress software.

Now, admittedly this is only occasional, but it's taught me the importance of having backups and it also seems monitoring the success is a really good idea. The one click approach might not be best.

But the backup suggestion MMMe had earlier sounds really good.

And if we could do a one-button update for all sites, that would be good if there was a a way to catch failures that need manual assistance.

[GaryHarvey]

Rich, thanks for your comments.

I've been using wpDesktop for a while and it works fine as a mass updater of both the core and the plugins, but it's a single user desktop installation [and you have to load it each time - it doesnt remember] so I'd have to buy another copy for each VA. Thus my interest in Tony's plugin. We can easily cut our long list of WP blogs up into short lists with a VA managing only one portion of our sites.

The idea of getting a descriptive failure report is a good one, as is the autobackup before it runs.

Looking forward to Tony's responses.

Gary

[tftom]

My only concern is that all of my eggs (passwords) are in one basket. If the management server is compromised you also lose every web site under your care. This is a huge deal.

Is there any additional security in place to ensure those passwords are protected? It would be nice if you had a password to log into the web server, then you had an additional password guarding the plugin data.

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by jimbo3891

Well Tony.

I can cancel my developer request. There used to be something like this and they quit offering it, so I had already put out a request to have this developed. You just saved me a ton of time and money. I really need this to help with my business. I am responsible for about 87 websites right now and I'm about to take over 50-60 from another marketer that is getting out of the business. I was really dreading that logging in and updating regularly. I have a plugin that notifies me when something in each website needs to be updated, but I still had to go to that site and log in. This is just plain awesome. Oh, and priced right too.

JDD

Hi Jimbo,

Very glad to be the person to save you some cash and grief and thanks for letting everyone know.

Appreciated
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by tftom

My only concern is that all of my eggs (passwords) are in one basket. If the management server is compromised you also lose every web site under your care. This is a huge deal.

Is there any additional security in place to ensure those passwords are protected? It would be nice if you had a password to log into the web server, then you had an additional password guarding the plugin data.

Great question?

Yes of course you need to be sure your blog is secure and in the instructional videos I go through that.

My main suggestion is that you install a clean new blog in a sub-folder of an existing site. Turn on privacy so it does not get indexed in Google and add a blank .html file to the root directory. So it will be basically invisible. If you can't see it you can't hack it!!

I also suggest a number of free plugins like firewalls etc.

Security is important. On the other side of thecoin you can make your target blog passwords all different and very strong as yu don't have to remember them or type them. Up to date blogs and good secure passwords will dramatically improve your overall security.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by munstersg01

Hi

will this work if each wordpress blog I have a different wp admin page url and on the wp admin page I have install captcha?

Thanks

Danny

Hi Danny,

No it will not currently. It assumes the standard login page and has nothing built into overcome capthca.

Handling different wp admin pages is on the todo list though.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by JamestheJust on Elance

There are a few "chosen Warriors" that, for me, win my business almost every single time. Tony Marriott is one of them (I've enjoyed his "Monkey Graphics" WSO, for instance, to learn graphics at a whole new level - saved myself HUNDREDS in graphics costs!). This product is very similar to what I used to use: ManageWP from Vladomir Prelovac: minus the monthly fee (SKOAR!!), so I'm looking forward to using it.

The real kicker is: I really only manage about a dozen sites...but that dozen amounts to TONS OF TIME whenever an update is needed.

So if you're looking for a way to save time and run your business on WordPress like I do, this is really worth checking out (he's a man of his word, so if there's a problem, you have nothing to lose). Just MHO, frankly I'm feeling like it's Christmas time with this plugin: I've just gifted myself TONS OF FREE TIME over the course of a year!

Thanks, Tony!

Hi James, a pleasure!

Great write up and you hit the nail on the head about the time saving.

Yes, another great point no monthly fees

Thanks for your great comments.
cheers
tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by Prodangel

Just purchased the developers license for this. Seems it's going to save hours upon hours of time with maintaining all the blogs of both mine and my clients. And time is the one thing we all want more of - so this isn't just a plugin but the gift of more time .. Thank you ..

Hi,
Thanks for your comments. When you work for yourself time really is money. This plugin makes it very easy to offer update services to clients.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by MMMe

Plugin sounds great. I have 1 main blog and it is incredible how many times plugins need to be updated.

Since it is wise to always backup the site before updating, would it be possible to include this feature in a future update? That would be a huge timesaver.

Hi,

Obviously the more blogs you have the more time this will save you.

Although not a specific feature of WPIMC I do tell you how to use it to deploy an automated backup solution and I recommend it as one of the first things you do with this tool. Bottom line a good backup is the best security anyone can ever have.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by JohnDeck

I purchased a copy of the developers license. Will definitely save me a lot of time. It make it much easier to offer WP update service.

I have evaluated WP management software that will push out updates. But have had security concerns.

John

Hi John,

Thanks for jumping in and buying.

Yes, WPIMC accesses everything in exactly the same way as you would do it manually (just a lot quicker and more efficiently) so it does not open any "back doors" or insecure ports or anything like that.
cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by mustbecrap

Awesome... I swore black and blue I was not going to buy any wso's this month as I still had not gotten around to some of the ones I purchased over a month ago... But I saw and email from Tony during the week, and I checked out his sales page and spoke to him about some update requests... and I have been waiting ever sense....

I am looking forward to the updates we spoke about... I had a figure in my head of $30 for the developers version - and I got it for that, awesome, bloody awesome..

thanks, this is going to make my life easier

Hi thanks for grabbing WPIMC.

A number of suggestions have been made for additional features which I try to include later.

I think I will create a plugin development page so you can add suggestions in directly to central pot and keep track of everything. (Good idea Tony)

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by richhamilton

Just bought the Dev version.

Will this plugin update automatically like most plugins in WordPress?

Hi Rich,

Only plugins in the Wordpress Plugin Library generally update automatically. Currently this one does not.

I will contact everyone individually by email as and when updates are available.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by GaryHarvey

Tony, nice!
What about adding a button which updates the plugins of all the blogs in one click?
Could that be done?
Ditto... doing all the core updates in one click?
Gary

Originally Posted by richhamilton

GaryHarvey,

The one click idea sounds great, but I've had a number of sites where the update doesn't go right... especially with WordPress updates. Most of the time when this happens I just have to delete the .maintenance file... but sometimes I have to to an ftp upload of the WordPress software.

Now, admittedly this is only occasional, but it's taught me the importance of having backups and it also seems monitoring the success is a really good idea. The one click approach might not be best.

But the backup suggestion MMMe had earlier sounds really good.

And if we could do a one-button update for all sites, that would be good if there was a a way to catch failures that need manual assistance.

Originally Posted by GaryHarvey

Rich, thanks for your comments.

I've been using wpDesktop for a while and it works fine as a mass updater of both the core and the plugins, but it's a single user desktop installation [and you have to load it each time - it doesnt remember] so I'd have to buy another copy for each VA. Thus my interest in Tony's plugin. We can easily cut our long list of WP blogs up into short lists with a VA managing only one portion of our sites.

The idea of getting a descriptive failure report is a good one, as is the autobackup before it runs.

Looking forward to Tony's responses.

Gary

Hi Gary,
Always glad to hear from you and thanks for your support.

To mass update plugins or core Wordpress needs a new plugin to handle that installed on the target blogs. As one of the key features of WPIMC was that you did not need to install 100's of remote plugins to get started it did not allow me to have a one click mass update option.

As Rich commented as well it can be risk if not used properly or if some fail (think installing 100 incompatible plugins-Yikes!). However it is natural development to further automate by using mass install/updates.

As I said this will need the development of an additional plugin for the target blogs but that can now be easily deploy with WPIMC.

I envisage that as a paid upgraded though - sorry
It would definitely need include failure reports
The same plugin would allow other remote activities like kicking off backups prior to updates/installs.

Definitely on the todo list.

Thanks for your great interaction guys

Tony

[joeymalek]

What is it that your plugin do that managewp free version does not do else than serving more than 3 websites (managewp free version limitation) ?

[brodie]

Just purchased the dev license...this has come at a point where i'm about to set up about 50 blogs...so now my life will be made easier...

I have tried many other wp management systems, mainly desktop based and also one server side, but have always come across issues or limitations.

Seems that is about to change with this one

Regards
Craig

[GaryHarvey]

Tony, you have 3 great ideas here...

My main suggestion is that you install a clean new blog in a sub-folder of an existing site. Turn on privacy so it does not get indexed in Google and add a blank .html file to the root directory. So it will be basically invisible. If you can't see it you can't hack it!!

Cheers
Gary

[John Reed]

Hi Tony, I'm sure this will be a storming WSO (it looks a cracking product) but I am a bit surprised that so many Warriors find it such a novel idea.

It looks as though you are moving fast to accommodate suggested improvements - so how does this compare with WPDesktop (All In One), which on the face of it appears to take care of similar tasks??

Edit - extra just seen above -
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I've been using wpDesktop for a while and it works fine as a mass updater of both the core and the plugins, but it's a single user desktop installation [and you have to load it each time - it doesnt remember] so I'd have to buy another copy for each VA. Thus my interest in Tony's plugin. We can easily cut our long list of WP blogs up into short lists with a VA managing only one portion of our sites.
************************************************** ********************

Is this going to be the Easy-On-The-Pocket version of Marty's Wordpress Direct, with theme selection and co-ordinated Content Plug-Ins?

Thanks
John

PS: Oh, I have bought the Dev Version - Cheers

[colinjeffrey]

How long will this be on offer here on the forum... Know I need it, waiting on cash coming in... Colin Jeffrey

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by John Reed

Hi Tony, I'm sure this will be a storming WSO (it looks a cracking product) but I am a bit surprised that so many Warriors find it such a novel idea.

It looks as though you are moving fast to accommodate suggested improvements - so how does this compare with WPDesktop (All In One), which on the face of it appears to take care of similar tasks??

Edit - extra just seen above -
************************************************** ********************
I've been using wpDesktop for a while and it works fine as a mass updater of both the core and the plugins, but it's a single user desktop installation [and you have to load it each time - it doesnt remember] so I'd have to buy another copy for each VA. Thus my interest in Tony's plugin. We can easily cut our long list of WP blogs up into short lists with a VA managing only one portion of our sites.
************************************************** ********************

Is this going to be the Easy-On-The-Pocket version of Marty's Wordpress Direct, with theme selection and co-ordinated Content Plug-Ins?

Thanks
John

PS: Oh, I have bought the Dev Version - Cheers

Hi,

I haven't used WP desktop so I can only see what it says on the sales page. It seems to offer similar functions. Of course I cannot tell how they actually do that so it difficult to make comparisons other than what I can see on their page.

It would seem that the plus to WPIMC is that for the same price you get the full untimely site/developer licence and that offer a lot more than single use. Maintaining offline company blogs must be huge market for one.

WPIMC was never supposed to be an all singing and dancing system. It is a functional, easy to use system with most of the essential included.

I wasn't 100% sure of the market but it has gone down a storm and that will enable me to develop this further. There is certainly no shortage of suggestions.

I also have a article distribution system in the works and I can see it integrating with that down the line.

cheers
Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by joeymalek

What is it that your plugin do that managewp free version does not do else than serving more than 3 websites (managewp free version limitation) ?

Hi Joey,

I am not familiar with that plugin so you have the advantage over me there. However everything that WPIMC currently does is shown in the video above so you can make very easy comparison.

Although the 3 site limitation pretty much says it all.

Thanks for asking

Tony

[Tony Marriott]

Originally Posted by brodie

Just purchased the dev license...this has come at a point where i'm about to set up about 50 blogs...so now my life will be made easier...

I have tried many other wp management systems, mainly desktop based and also one server side, but have always come across issues or limitations.

Seems that is about to change with this one

Regards
Craig

Hi Craig,

Thanks for your comments and welcome to WPIMC

cheers
Tony