||include||style.htm|| ||ifequal||user_isdomadmin||true|| ||include||na_pgstart.htm|| ||define||cmdp||user_|| ||else|| ||include||body.htm|| ||undef||cmdp|| ||endif|| ||include||bull_menu.htm||
||ifequal||user_isdomadmin||true|| ||endif|| ||include||table.htm|| ||ifequal||user_isdomadmin||true|| ||ifequal||do_domain_list||true|| $$Domain name$$ ||ifdef||domain_more|| ||ifdef||domain_list_max|| ||else|| ||define||domain_list_max||200|| ||endif|| ||else|| ||endif|| ||else|| ||endif|| ||else|| $$Domain name$$ ($$* or blank for all domains$$) ||endif|| $$Subject$$ $$From$$ $$Expire at$$ ||include||table_invis.htm|| $$Date$$ - - $$Time$$ : : ||include||table_invis.htm|| ||ifdef||bull_edit|| Re-send bulletin Delete old bulletin ||endif|| $$A bulletin is just like a mailing list message but much more efficient as only one message is stored (not one for each user) until the user actually logs in, it is sent to all members of the domain or all domains, even to new users not yet registered when you first write the bulletin.$$ ||ifequal||user_isdomadmin||true|| ||else|| $$You can later change or delete bulletins manually by editing the files in the 'bull' sub directory.$$ ||endif|| $$Bulletins are ONLY sent to local accounts, not to non-local redirections or accounts.$$