May 1, 2006 : DemoWolf Adds 47 Plesk 7.4 Tutorials

📅 May 1, 2006 - Online application tutorial provider DemoWolf (demowolf.com) announced on Monday it has released 47 new support tutorials for Plesk 7.5 for Windows. The tutorials are designed for companies that provide Web hosting on Windows servers with the Plesk 7.5 control panel, helping them to support customers and reduce costs.

DemoWolf provides flash video tutorials for popular Web hosting software, enabling Web hosts to supplement their online support areas with more in-depth assistance.

"With Plesk for Windows tutorials on their support Web sites, Web hosting companies offering the Plesk for Windows control panel will be able to offer real-time support to their customers, showing them how to use Plesk to manage their Windows hosting accounts," says Rob Moore, president of DemoWolf. "Instead of customers calling a toll free support line, or submitting a trouble ticket for help in using Plesk, they can get the help they need themselves, by launching one of the Direct Admin tutorials."

DemoWolf's Plesk 7.5 for Windows tutorials are grouped in two separate series: an end-user series that includes 29 tutorials for $69.95, and a reseller series of 18 additional tutorials for $49.95. All 47 tutorials can be bought as a bundle for $99.95.

The company also offers tutorials for CPanel 10, WebHost Manager, Direct Admin, Plesk 8 for Linux, FTP, and several DNS and domain name tutorial series. DemoWolf is also currently developing tutorials for the Virtuozzo Power Panel, as well as a series of Email tutorials, and will release them shortly.

DemoWolf launched its tutorials for Plesk 8 for Linux in April.

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