Additional Notes About Microsoft Mail for PC Networks, Versions 3.2. 3.2a, 3.5

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Installing Microsoft Microsoft Mail for PC Networks update for Y2K issues.


REMOTE CLIENT: STEPS TO INSTALL
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Download the compressed update file for your specific issue. 
Select the appropriate files as indicated by the following list:
		
		Windows Remote client		REMCY2K.EXE
		
1.  Download the file to a temporary location on the servers local hard 
    drive.
2.  Unzip the file by typing the file name of the self-extracting archive
    at the command prompt with the -d option.
    Example: The command to extract the Remote client update is REMCY2K -d.
3.  To update ensure that the Microsoft Mail Remote client is not running. 
4.  Rename the current file's extension (EXE or DLL) to BAK and replace with the 
    updated version.  



Note: Use the Qxxxxxx number to query the Microsoft Knowledge Base for an 
article about that bug.

Article ID:
Q192238: Windows Remote Client May Display Date Incorrectly After 2000

Non-Y2K (previous fixes included in updated files):
Q136046: PC WRmt: Possible Misdirected Mail When Upgrading Address List
Q194734: PC WRmt: Echo and Display Commands do not Work in Remote Client
Q194735: PC WRmt: Remote Mail Errors Using Custom Script
Q194851: PC WRmt: Textborder Is Off in Remote Client

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