DemoWolf releases DotNetPanel tutorials

(Nova Scotia, Canada) - DemoWolf announced today the release of 2 new tutorial series for DotNetPanel:
DotNetPanel end-user series (22 demos)
DotNetPanel reseller series (15 demos)

DotNetPanel is a hosting control panel growing in popularity among Windows hosting providers. With these two new tutorial series, web hosts who offer DotNetPanel to their customers will be able to offer help in using DotNetPanel by making these tutorials available from their support pages. These tutorials cover all aspects of using DotNetPanel.

"When web hosts purchase tutorials from DemoWolf, we customize them for the host by placing their company logo in the first and last frame of every tutorial" says Rob Moore, president of DemoWolf. "By making support tutorials available to customers, hosting companies are saving upwards of 80% on their support tickets because instead of calling your support department, customers will watch the tutorials, and get the instruction they need themselves.

DemoWolf now claims to be the largest tutorials provider in the hosting industry, offering over 2000 flash tutorials for hosting companies, including 600+ voice tutorials (flash tutorials that include voice audio narration). DemoWolf is also the fastest growing tutorials provider, adding between 100 and 200 new tutorials every month. Available tutorials include cPanel, Plesk, Helm, H-Sphere, DotNetPanel, Virtuozzo, Direct Admin, Email and FTP applications, Domain Registrars, Private Nameservers, phpMyAdmin, WordPress and many more. New series to be released shortly include PayPal VOICE, H-Sphere 3.1 (end-user and reseller series, voice and non-voice), and Plesk 8.3 for Windows (end-user and reseller series, voice and non-voice). For more information, you may contact DemoWolf by visiting their website at www.demowolf.com, or by calling toll free 1-866-905-4678.

DemoWolf has also extended their summer-long sale due to popular demand, whereby all their tutorials are on at 50% off regular prices. This sale is extended through to September 30, 2008. Orders received during regular business hours are usually filled within 1 hour, while off-hours orders are filled the following morning.