Mac Gen: Summary List of Mail 3.1 Bug Fixes

The following is a list of bugs fixed in version 3.1 of Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks. This is not a comprehensive list; this list is current as of January 1, 1994.

For more information on the fix listed, query in the Microsoft Knowledge Base on the article ID or the bug number.

PROBLEMS FIXED IN VERSION 3.1

�	Mac Wkst: Message Summary Screen Not Displayed
�	Mac Tool: Errors Saving Enclosures After Rebuild
�	Mac Admin: Lost Details of GWRecips in PAB
�	Mac GW: MS Mail GW Does Not Reselect Server on Restart

Mac Wkst: Message Summary Screen Not Displayed

When using version 3.1 of Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks, the Message Summary screen may disappear so that only the menu bar displays. This problem may occur after you click the zoom box or after you launch Mail.

Mac Tool: Errors Saving Enclosures After Rebuild

When attempting to save an enclosure attached to a message with version 3.1 of Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks, the following error message may be displayed: It is also possible when transferring the mail message to a local folder for the following error message to be displayed:

Mac Admin: Lost Details of GWRecips in PAB

Either of the following messages may be displayed immediately after moving a user with the Move User feature of the Mail Network Administrator program with version 3.1a of Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks.

�	When selecting a gateway recipient from the Personal Address Book and clicking the Details button, the following error message appears: Unable to retrieve details for that item
�	When mailing to a gateway recipient selected from the Personal Address Book, the message is immediately returned undeliverable with the following message: Could not be delivered because the recipient(s) have been removed

Mac GW: MS Mail GW Does Not Reselect Server on Restart

When using version 3.1 of Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks, the server may stop processing mail for a gateway. Mail will queue in the Microsoft Mail Data file, which can be viewed with the Mail Network Administrator program, and will not be transported to the gateway service. This problem will occur after any restart of the machine, most commonly after a backup has taken place