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   Readme File for AS/400 Client Access for Windows 95 Temporary Fix
                       Program Product: 5763-XD1
                           Release: V3R1M1

       (c) Copyright IBM Corporation 1996.  All rights reserved.
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Please remember this is a temporary test fix.  REPLACING THE ORIGINAL
FILES WITH THESE TEST FILES IS AT YOUR OWN RISK.  Make sure you have a
backup copy of your original files and configuration.  Please report
any problems you experience to your technical representative.

Installing Client Access for Windows 95 Service Packs will overlay these
temporary fix modules if they are also contained in the service pack.

Filename
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 ccmail.exe - self-extracting fix file.

Download instructions
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 Download ccmail.exe to a temporary directory and run it to extract the
 fix modules.

Files contained in fix
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 1) ccmpop32.dll
      replaces ccmpop32.dll in "<d>:\windows\system"

    Reboot your computer to activate the new DLL.
      
Description of problem fixed:
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    cc:Mail for the Internet Release 1.0 users that are connected to
    an AS/400 system in an 'SNA-only environment' MUST apply this
    fix to correct problems with the 'send' and 'reply-to' mail
    functions. An 'SNA-only environment' is an AS/400 that does not
    have TCP/IP configured or SMTP active.
 
    These cc:Mail for the Internet users would have the following
    configuration defined in their System Distribution Directory
    entry:
 
       Message Service Level      2=System message store
       Preferred Address          1=User ID/Address
 
    In addition, these users would NOT have a name defined in the SMTP
    system alias table. To view the SMTP alias table enter 'WRKNAMSMTP'
    and select an alias table type of '1=System'.

    This problem may also be present in SMTP environments where SMTP
    names are not configured or are configured incorrectly.
 
    The problem results in the following symptoms:
 
    1.When a message is sent from a POP3 user to an OfficeVision/400
      user on the same AS/400 and the OfficeVision/400 user attempts
      to reply to the message, the OfficeVision/400 user receives the
      following type message:
 
       User *unknown *anymail is incorrect.
 
    2.When a message is sent from a POP3 client on one AS/400 to
      a POP3 client on a second AS/400 connected via SNA the mail
      is never received by the second POP3 client.
 
 
Correction:
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   The client code will provide the correct OfficeVision 
   address format when mail is sent in an SNA-only environment. The
   correct OfficeVision type addressing will be used when the send
   and reply mail functions are used in an SNA environment.