Exclaimer Mail Utilities v4.56 now available!

Download Mail Utilities v4.56 for Microsoft Exchange 2000/2003 here:

http://www.exclaimer.com/userfiles/download/Exclaimer%20Mail%20Utilities.msi

Feature Changes

* Message encoding default set to UTF-8 to maximize cross compatibility when dealing with foreign language character sets.

* Improved RTF support in the HTML Editor.

* Improved non ascii and foreign language character set support.

* Improved processing of SPAM marked email.

* Improved mission critical message handling in the 'Deployed' scenario.

* Improved embedded image support when sending RTF email messages to external recipients.

* Query-based Distribution groups are now supported.

* Improved Anti-Spam checks support for Exchange 2007 Hub Servers.

* Improved Signed/Encrypted RTF message support.

* Improved handling of HTML markup outside the HTML tags of a message.

* This now supports virus scan providers who insert text after the closing HTML () tag.

* Improved sender or recipient group resolution.

* You can now force Exclaimer Mail Utilities to get a list of Group members from your GC.

* Introduced the ability to specify the use of a specific GC in the Advanced Settings box.

Fixed the following problems

* In some instances Contacts were treated as external recipients/senders when specified as internal.

* If GC is set manually and there are errors a notification was not issued effectively.

* In rare instances an RTF email body was formatted blue with underline if the message started with a hyperlink.

* The "Don't add disclaimer if..." feature added the disclaimer anyway if there was a : (colon) in the search string.

* Inability to recognise an attribute assigned to a Distribution Group in a query.

* In some instances Signed mails encapsulated in a disclaimed email did not appear in Outlook 2007.

* When using Outlook as the email editor (in Outlook 2003 only), Mail Utilities occasionally did not recognise the reply separator.

* RTF and Plain Text with no body did not get disclaimed.

* Anti-Spam quarantine messages were not being excluded from journaling.

* Journaling, diagnostics and auto-response email were not being delivered in Exchange 2007 SP1 only.

* The {if} statement can cause script error when used with {AD:xxx:AD} The upgrade instructions contain information on how to update legacy AD curly fields.

* ' (apostrophe) was being replaced with ' in AD fields inserted into HTML email messages.