\section{Frontdoor 5.0.0 Release Notes}
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\textbf{535} \textbf{Database installed/updated via SQL script}
\textbf{This will allow for easier updates in future releases.}
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\textbf{784} \textbf{New User Manager}
\textbf{Brand new user management, including role-based permissions.}
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\textbf{950} \textbf{New WebForms-based interface}
\textbf{FrontDoor now takes advantage of ASP.NET web forms.}
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\textbf{951} \textbf{New role-based authentication and authorization}
\textbf{All Tightrope products use a role-based authorization mechanism, allowing for greater flexibility in assigning permissions.}
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\textbf{1033} \textbf{Mail servers can use authenticated Smtp}
\textbf{FrontDoor will now send mail to email servers that require authentication.}
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\textbf{1049} \textbf{New users are sent a welcome email}
\textbf{After creating a user account, the account owner can be sent an email welcoming them to the system.}
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\textbf{1056} \textbf{Changes to user roles can be emailed to the user}
\textbf{When a user's account is assigned new roles, the list of new roles can be emailed to the user.}
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\textbf{1175} \textbf{New 5.0 Data Migration Tool}
\textbf{This tool helps upgrade 4.5.x systems to 5.0.}
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\textbf{1222} \textbf{A SiteUrl can be specified for inclusion in emails sent to users}
\textbf{A link to the FrontDoor login page is included in the welcome email.}
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\textbf{1413} \textbf{Login screen doesn't automatically place cursor on the User Name field}
\textbf{The User Name field now automatically receives focus.}
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