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Note that by default Windows Messaging uses a simplified send note that does not support client extensibility. You will need to eschew using this note by clearing the Tools - Options - Send - Use simplified send note option before Internet Idioms and other such utilities will work.
If, after upgrading Exchange either to Windows Messaging or the Microsoft Exchange Server trial client, you see Exchange fail with a mysterious error message Assertion failed: file extprsht.cpp, line 220 (FALSE), then you have a very old (pre December 1995) version of Internet Idioms, which is objecting to certain aspects of the new version of Exchange, To correct this, either upgrade Idioms to the most recent version, or else remove it from the offending workstation.
MAPI Logon lets a user launch the Exchange mail client, specifying the profile on the command line.
MAPI Download lets a user download messages from an installed transport without running Exchange.
Janitor in a DLL adds a command to Exchange to purge old messages from the Deleted Items folder.
Internet Idioms lets a user specify the font to read incoming messages, append boilerplate "signature" text to outgoing messages, and change the format of replies to use traditional prefixes, such as ">" characters.
Rich Text Sentry watches outgoing messages for rich text accidentally sent to Internet recipients.
Forward as Attachment lets you forward a single message as an attachment in the same manner that Exchange forwards multiple messages.
You must have installed MAPI and Microsoft Exchange, or else have the Windows 95 Messaging.upgrade.
All of these tools require the MSVC 4.0 runtimes, which do not appear in a default Windows 95 or Windows NT installation. Check your system directory (\windows\system on Windows 95, \windows\system32 on Windows NT) for the file msvcrt40.dll; if you lack this file, download msvcrt40.zip from this web page, unzip it, and move the extracted file into the system directory. DEC Alpha users will need the Alpha version of these runtimes, of course.
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