Open Newsletters v2.00
Original author: Koller Jzsef (Orosznyet)
email: orosznyet@gmail.com
website: http://orosznyet.extra.hu
Updated for PHP-Fusion v7.00.+: Paul Beuk (muscapaul)
website: http://www.muscapaul.com
email: muscapaul@gmail.com
released: 03 July 2009
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Released under the Affero GPL license. You can
redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of
this license which you can read by viewing the
included agpl.txt or online at
www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html. Removal of this
copyright header is strictly prohibited without
written permission from the original author(s).
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FEATURES
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A system that will alow you to write newsletters, store them and send them. Newsletters can be sent in plain text or HTML formats.
Members and guests can add themselves to the subscribers list by clicking a link in the Newsletter Subscription Panel and can remove themselves in a similar fashion.


INSTALLATION
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1. Upload the 'open_newsletter_panel' folder to the infusions folder on your serve.
2. Go to Admin Panel -> System Admin -> Infusions and infuse the Open Newsletters infusion.
3. Go to Admin Panel -> System Admin -> Panels and add a new panel. Give it an appropriate name (e.g., Newsletters) and select open_newsletter_panel.php from the Panel Filename drop-down menu. This panel must be installed as a side panel. Set Panel Access to Public and save the panel.
4. Go back to panel management and enable the panel.

NOTES
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* The Open Newsletter Infusion sends a copy of the sent newsletter to the email address specified in Site Settings. This address will also be used for bouncing email notification.
* Subscribers will recieve their newsletter via bcc (blind carbon copy) so their email address will not be visible to other recipients.
* You can view the members on the list with subscribers by clicking 'Edit Subscriptions' from the Open Newsletter admin panel.
* Please note that mail is being sent using an SMTP server. If this server is not enable by default (sendmail disbaled; which can be the case with some hosts, especiallly free ones), you'll need to specify your SMTP server under Admin Panel -> System Settings -> Miscellaneous Settings. Also note that this server may refuse requests if they are sent from a different domain than where the server is running itself.

CHANGELOG
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v2.00 (muscapaul)
* Updated for PHP-Fusion v7.00.+

Pre-v2.00
Unknown