PerlDesk Windows Announcement

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LogicNow Limited Announces a Windows Supported Version for its Browser Based Help Desk Solution PerlDesk.

Brentwood, Essex June 15, 2005 -- LogicNow have released a Windows Operating System (OS) version of PerlDesk, a leading browser based help desk solution. The Windows version allows users to install PerlDesk for local, intranet or internet use allowing for a fully scalable help desk solution.

PerlDesk is a fully featured help desk management product, this release will allow a greater audience to experience the benefits of PerlDesk and utilize it on a Windows based OS. The tailored Windows version offers many benefits to the standard source distribution:

* Less dependencies, users only need to install MySQL, a database server to use with PerlDesk, allowing for a quicker deployment.
* Easy Installation via a self extracting archive.
* High performance local help desk solutions for an intranet or internet with POP3 email management.

"This is a landmark release for PerlDesk," said John Bennett, CEO for LogicNow "We now offer users a solution to install PerlDesk easily on a Windows OS and take advantage of a browser based help desk management application for the network or internet."

The current release of PerlDesk is available from the PerlDesk site, www.perldesk.com, and can be downloaded on-line.

For further information, please contact LogicNow sales (sales@logicnow.com) 312-224-4676.

About LogicNow:
LogicNow currently has a global customer base for it's software solutions, focusing on web based communication and client management solutions. LogicNow provides software solutions for small organizations to large international companies.

Launched in 2001, LogicNow LTD is an Essex based privately funded company registered in England and Wales; www.logicnow.com.

Contact:
John Bennett
LogicNow Limited
pr@logicnow.com
www.logicnow.com

PerlDesk and LogicNow are registered trademarks of LogicNow Limited. Other company and product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated.

[kooshin.com]

I think perldesk is getting better day after day. I will move this thread to the industry announcements forum. Thank You