Company's OnlineDrive is available in numerous language versions all delivered with a customizable graphical user interface.

CM4all, a Web-based applications provider for the Internet, today announced that at the end of 2007, the number of users of their OnlineDrive passed the 1 million user milestone.

The company states that it's OnlineDrive, developed by CM-AG, is a file manager, viewer and sharing application with data center levels of file protection all harnessed by a direct mode of control. It also claims that leading telcos, MSOs, ISPs and web hosting companies worldwide have already come to rely on the scalability of the CM4all solution.

It declared that their OnlineDrive is available in numerous language versions all delivered with a customizable graphical user interface. It is instantly available to be licensed and installed in the OEM partner's data center and while partners benefit from remote maintenance and update processes, they can also autonomously design packages and set pricing for maximum profitability.

In addition to a Web 2.0 file management system with familiar drag-and-drop operation, the company avers that their OnlineDrive offers value-added features such as an ActiveX uploader allowing fast upload of multiple image files or ZIP archives; a mobile telephony client for seamless integration; an image editor; comprehensive file presentations; extensive file searching options, advanced file sharing and user management capabilities as well as a Backup Client for advanced file security and synchronization.