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March 9, 2004 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Advanced Communications (advcomm.net), a developer of Windows hosting automation software, announced on Tuesday that it has released the Russian language version of its flagship product Hosting Controller version 6.0.
The company said Hosting Controller for Windows, which includes a sophisticated billing system among its various features, offers service providers a reliable, secure and scalable solution for building and managing Windows hosting environments.
"With the release of a Russian version, Hosting Controller is now available in 12 widely spoken international languages," says Syed Nauman Hashmi, CEO of Advanced Communications. "We announced three language packs last month and many more new languages are in the pipeline. We are keeping our promise of providing complete automation to the Web hosting industry in localized languages."
Hosting Controller version 6.0 was released in late October. At the time of the release, the software was available in seven languages, including English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Turkish and Persian. Late last month, the company released a Dutch language version.
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