“The flexibility and automation once only available on Unix servers is now available on Windows 2000 servers”

M6.net is a strong and reliable web hosting company who realizes that innovation and development are key aspects to meeting rapid growth of fast paced web hosting industry. To meet high demands of this industry M6.net is releasing a new automated, feature rich and customizable control panel. With click of a mouse, clients themselves are able to administer every aspect of their M6.net web account.

Here are just some of features offered in control panel.

Automated Support Request System – Requesting support from technical support team could not be easier than using new automated support request system. Select your query type; follow our easy to use wizard and you will be amazed at how fast your problem is solved. Our automated support robots will diagnose and try to fix your problem on spot. You will then be presented with relevant documentation and your query will be listed for our technical support people to look into.

File Manager – The File Manager is an easy to use interface much like Windows Explorer allowing you to manage your accounts directory. Now you can have control over permissions on Windows 2000 just like you can on Unix based servers. In file manager you can alter permissions on directories which means you do not have to wait for a technical support person to do it for you. You can also add and remove folders; view, delete, upload, create and edit files within your directory.

Customize Control Panel – Customizing control panel means you can resell accounts knowing that your identity will stand out and people will never know you are using M6.net. You can customize appearance of your control panel to suit your own individual requirements. You can add your own header and footer; customize color of background and font; and, even specify font size and type.

Search Engine Submissions – Just fill in form provided and M6.net will submit your web site to over 400 top ranking search engines.

The internet is greatest collection of wealth or fodder, depending upon your info-perspective world has ever seen. With such a cacophony of directories filled with video, text, imagery, sound, fury, Hot Flash and Cold Fusion, what's an information cheetah to do in order to make sense of it all and take it to another level of Game?

Simple. Use expertise of your fellow experts to reach escape velocity. Take yourself to Meta level with something that is free, easy to use and will make your search for mission critical information a cruise.

Deja News: (http://deja.com/usenet). The archive of Usenet.

A Meta Expert takes advantage of other experts in way that a meta search engine takes advantage of smaller search engines, way that a lion takes advantage of smaller predators such as Cheetah.

No, I don't work for Deja, or have any affiliation with them whatsoever. I'm simply writer, athlete, producer, graphic designer, videographer Company Computer Guy, Marketer, PR man, CEO, CIO, CTO, chief dog walker and all around Mass Media Information SuperStar at large of dogtv.com networks (The SuperDog Station) http://dogtv.com

I'm a corporation of one and I know I'm not alone out there.

I became an expert on dogs via my own inherent brilliance, passion and background in writing and biology, with a big helping hand from Usenet (newsgroups). By reading posts from experts across country, I quickly discerned existence of, and in fact coined phrases to describe three major camps in Dog Game: A. Koehler Nazis (a choke chain is their best friend) B. Control Freaks (a cage is their best friend) C. Psychologists (Prozac is their only friend)

and I came out swinging with my own site, media, personality and "DOG GAME" philosophy which treats dog training as a game, way dogs treat it and which views (correctly) dogs as athletes and hunters that they are, and not "problems" to be fixed or solved with punishment, cages or expensive drugs.

As a usenet pro, I quickly learned to spot experts in other groups, including Digital Video, Computer Hardware, Software, Web Developing, and everything else I needed to learn YESTERDAY in order to create my own television presence on almost no budget.