Mar, 2004 : Webhost Automation Adds Language Support

📅 March 1, 2004 - UK-based Web hosting software developer Webhost Automation (webhostautomation.com) announced on Monday that its flagship product, the Helm Windows hosting control panel, now supports several foreign languages, including Chinese and Spanish.

According to the company, the language compatibility is available to new and existing Helm users as a free update.
"The requests for Helm to support more languages have increased more recently so we have been working hard to provide this update as soon as we could," says Mark Hall, director of Webhost Automation. "We know we have people waiting for this release and we are looking forward to welcoming our new international customers."
Webhost Automation said that any foreign language can be incorporated into the control panel with a XML file.
In conjunction with the announcement, Webhost Automation said it was offering potential customers a competitive upgrade deal. Under the terms, all new customers running competitor control panels will receive a 50 percent discount on a Helm control panel if they sign-up before March 31.

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