Probably everyone who uses email has already had chance to see these mysterious faded lines attached under corporate messages. Email disclaimers are invaluable for businesses in these days when taking someone to court for no reason happens on a daily basis. No matter if you’re negotiating a big business deal or buying a watch in an on-line shop, it’s certain that you will find a short legal statement under a reply to your official email. And it is not only a matter of fashion or a popular whim that forces senders to add those stiff juridical sentences under the body of their emails. It is simply a must-have for everyone who wants to be in keeping with legal regulations and prevent him or herself from damaging implications of sending a business message.
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A fix to CodeTwo Exchange Rules versioned 3.0.14 and dedicated to Microsoft Exchange 2003/2000 was released on August 28th. The update removes some issues reported by the users in which mainly internal messages processed by 3.x were affected. The users of the earlier releases of the application do not need to apply the patch as the issue does not occur in 1.x or 2.x.
A complete list of the fixes can be found in the version history.
To update the currently used version with the fix, download and run the installer. The previous version will be automatically detected and patched. After applying the patch, a restart of Exchange server is required. Detailed information on the update procedure can be found here.
The update is free for all paid users of CodeTwo Exchange Rules 3.x. The users of 1.x and 2.x do not need to bother with the patch as the older versions are not affected by this problem.
From June 23 Internet users are deluged with seemingly valid messages alarming readers about a critical patch available for Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express. They typically share one of the subjects below:
- Install Critical Update for Microsoft Outlook
- Microsoft Outlook Critical Update
- Microsoft Outlook Update
- Update for Microsoft Outlook
On 09 Apr 2009 we published an update to the recently released CodeTwo Exchange Rules 3.0 that enables centralized management of signatures, disclaimers, branding, in electronic mail processed by Exchange Server. The update is free and contains fixes to several problems reported by our users, such as:
- certain internal messages reached their recipients stripped of the message body;
- disclaimer/signature would not be added to internal messages if the recipients were entered only in the Bcc. field;
- it would take too long to process certain messages, the result being messages stacked up in queues.
A complete list of fixes can be found here.
It is recommended for users of CodeTwo Exchange Rules 3.0 to install the update. The installation will require a restart of the server.
