9-JUL-2003

Fixed:

• The Body property, and the methods to get the plain-text body from multipart/report emails now work properly.

Added:

• HasHtmlBody method returns 1 if the email has an HTML body, and 0 if it does not.
• HasPlainTextBody method returns 1 if the email has a plain-text body, and 0 if it does not.
• IsMultipartReport returns 1 if the email is a multipart/report, which is the content-type for bounced email notifications. Chilkat will soon release a new product for handling bounced emails.

27-JUN-2003

Fixed:

• Fixed ZipAttachments and UnzipAttachments methods which sometimes failed.
• When attachments are added, files are opened for file sharing as opposed to exclusive access.

Added:

• SendMime method for sending pre-constructed MIME emails intact.

18-JUN-2003

Fixed problems with sending Czech email.

13-JUN-2003

Fixed: SetHtmlBody

Fixed: File attachment names with non us-ascii characters handled correctly.

2-JUN-2003

Added:

• GetAttachmentSize method.

28-MAY-2003

Fixed:

• The SetAttachmentFilename method broke in the v5.0.0 release, and has been fixed.
• On some email clients, HTML emails having file attachments did not display perfectly. This only occured when adding related images, body parts, and file attachments in certain orders. (Chilkat Mail relieves you from the burden of manually structuring y our multipart MIME message and does all the work so you don't have to be a MIME expert.)

22-MAY-2003

Fixed:

• If a hash algorithm for signing is not explicitly specified, and this is usually the case, Chilkat was by default selecting the 1st hash algorithm returned by the Cryptographic Service Provider. Instead, it first looks for SHA-1, then MD2, then MD5, ... and when it runs out of well-known algorithms, it will simply choose the first one offered by the CSP. This will ensure that your signed emails use the same hash algorithm if one is not explicitly set via the ChilkatCSP object.
• Similar to Outlook, Chilkat includes any intermediate certificates in the certificate chain to the root authority (except the root itself). It was possible for Chilkat to choose expired certs before, but not anymore.
• If the FromName property is set *after* the FromAddr property, it was getting ignored. This is now fixed.

Added the RemoveHeaderField method.

21-MAY-2003

Fixed:

• The v5.0.0 version caused AddFileAttachment to break in some instances and on some systems such that the file was attached but empty. This only occured on some Win98 and WinME systems. It is now fixed.
• The Message-ID header field is now regenerated during a send. With some SMTP servers, when the same email object is reused, the fact that multiple messages had the same ID caused mail non-delivery problems. This problem did not occur when separate email objects were used because each email object had its own unique message-id.

9-MAY-2003

Added a ConnectTimeout property to ChilkatMailMan. The default ConnectTimeout is 5 seconds.

Added sorting methods to ChilkatEmailBundle to allow for sorting emails by subject, date, sender, and recipient.

25-APR-2003

Added the intelligence to automatically handle non-usascii characters passed to the following methods/properties without first calling QEncodeString or BEncodeString.

• AddCC
• AddTo
• AddDataAttachment
• AddFileAttachment
• AddFileAttachment2
• Body
• From
• FromName
• ReplyTo
• Subject

The preferred way of passing a string with non-usascii characters is to use QEncodeString like this:

email.Body = QEncodeString("string with non-ascii chars","charset_name")

(Where charset_name is something like shift-jis, iso-8859-1, big5, etc.)

In this version (5.0.4) Chilkat Mail will automatically detect non-usascii input and automatically Q-encode it to utf-8. If the non-usascii characters entirely fall within the bounds of iso-8859-1, then iso-8859-1 is used instead of utf-8.

For example, this code will automatically Q-encode the subject to iso-8859-1.

email.Subject = "Here are some accented chars - ŕ é"

14-APR-2003

Minor fixes:

• AddTo did not work correctly if the first argument was a zero-length string.
• Better parsing of dates in email headers, especially if a malformed date string is encountered.

7-APR-2003

Fixed minor memory leaks.

1-APR-2003

Major upgrade that vastly improves international email capabilities. Please refer to this page for details.

Also fixed with this version:

• Email Date property returned the wrong times.
• Saving emails to XML is improved such that safeguards are now in place to prevent binary data from creeping into XML files.

Also added:

EmailFactory
This is an object with a single method, NewEmail, which returns a new (and empty) ChilkatEmail object. The EmailFactory object can be placed on VB and Delphi forms.

BundleFactory
This is an object with a single method, NewBundle, which returns a new (and empty) ChilkatEmailBundle object. The BundleFactory object can be placed on VB and Delphi forms.

IMPORTANT: Chilkat Mail v5.0.0 removes the following COM Interfaces: IChilkatEmail2, IChilkatMailMan2, IChilkatEmailBundle2. The methods and properties in these interfaces have been added to the IChilkatEmail, IChilkatMailMan, and IChilkatEmailBundle interfaces. The presence of the "2" interfaces caused problems in some language IDEs. This change may require a re-import or re-compile of the ActiveX in some development environments.

6-MAR-2003

Improved the performance of reading email by greatly reducing the CPU consumption when reading larger emails.

7-FEB-2003

Changes:

• Certificates for intermediate certification authorities are now included in the detached signature that is created when sending signed email. This allows the recipient (receiving email client) to reconstruct the chain-of-trust to the root CA, especially if those intermediate certificates are not already installed on the recipient's computer. Note that the root CA certificate is never included in the signature.

3-FEB-2003

Fixes:

• ChilkatMailMan.LoadEml did not raise an error if the EML file could not be loaded for reasons such as "file not found" or permissions.
• Methods such as CopyMail, GetAllHeaders, etc. will now work with older POP3 servers that do not support the UIDL command.
• The BCC list is now saved to XML in the SaveXml method. When loading XML, the BCC list is restored.

New Methods / Properties:

The following new methods allow attachments and HTML-related images and other items to be attached directly from memory, as opposed to having a file source.

• ChilkatEmail.AddDataAttachment - Add an attachment directly from a memory buffer.
• ChilkatEmail.AddRelatedData - Add an HTML-related item directly from a memory buffer.

The following property and method allow access to emails that are attached to an email. (These are "message/rfc822" content-type subparts.) One way of generating such an email is to forward an email "as an attachment" from an email client such as Yahoo! Mail online.

• ChilkatEmail.NumAttachedMessages - The number of attached email messages.
• ChilkatEmail.GetAttachedMessage(index) - Returns a ChilkatEmail object representing the attached mail message.

31-JAN-2003

The MailMan.SendQ method accessed the registry in read/write mode to determine the queue directory, and this has been changed to access it in read-only mode.

Fixed a problem that can infrequently occur when B-encoding email header fields.

Added the following properties and methods for accessing the error log when an error occurs:

• Property: ErrorLogXml As String, read-only. Returns the error log in XML format.
• Property: ErrorLogHtml As String, read-only. Returns the error log in HTML format.
• Property: ErrorLogText As String, read-only. Returns the error log in plain-text format.
• Method: ErrorLogClear( ) Clears the error log.

21-JAN-2003

Fixed 30-day trial key problems (v4.4.4). Other minor updates were to keep up-to-date with underlying architecture changes.

7-JAN-2003

(1) Added Support for Dislaying HTML or Plain-Text Email in a WebBrowser Control

The ChilkatEmail.CreateTempMht method assists in dislaying HTML or plain-text mail in a Web Browser control. Click HERE for more information.

(2) Added methods to assist in using multibyte character encodings such as utf-8, shift-JIS, euc-kr, iso-2022-jp, big5, gb2312, etc. These methods allow you to set email body and header fields without ever needing to convert to Unicode. Here is a summary:

(Property)
MbPlainTextBody As Variant read/write

This property allows the email body (or plain-text body in a multipart/alternative email) to be accessed or set directly from multibyte (non-Unicode) character data.

(Property)
MbHtmlBody As Variant read/write

This property allows the email HTML body to be accessed or set directly from multibyte (non-Unicode) character data.

(Method)
MbEncode (mbString As Variant, charset As String) As String

Encodes a multibyte string using "Q" or "B" encoding such that the returned Unicode string can be used to set any of the email's header fields, such as the Subject.

(3) Fixed a problem where UIDLs were not available when getting email headers using the GetHeaders method.

20-DEC-2002

• Added the ChilkatMailMan.ResetDateOnLoad property. This controls whether the Email date is reset to the current date/time whenever it is re-created by loading it from a file or memory. This affects the following methods: LoadMbx, LoadEml, LoadMime, LoadOutlookFolder, LoadXmlFile, and LoadXmlString.
• Added the SendCGI method for resolving the outbound SMTP port 25 blocking issue.

• Added the SendQ method for sending emails through the Chilkat smtpQ service.

• The GetLog method has been removed. Chilkat Crypt now keeps its error/information log internally instead of using the Chilkat Log component. This provides for a single-DLL install.

7-DEC-2002

• Updated to accept "Lite" unlock codes to unlock basic functionality.

3-DEC-2002

• Fixed a problem with using replacement patterns in HTML email.

2-DEC-2002

• Added a new ChilkatEmail method: SaveEml. This saves the email in Outlook Express EML format, which is essentially a MIME text file.
• Fixed a problem with the DropAttachments method where images in HTML emails were being dropped as well.
• Fixed a ZipAttachments problem.
• The ZipAttachments and UnzipAttachments methods no longer require Chilkat Zip to be purchased. The methods do require Chilkat Zip to be installed however.
• The AesEncrypt and AesDecrypt methods no longer require Chilkat Crypt to be purchased, and also no longer require Chilkat Crypt to be installed. The encryption and decryption is implemented directly within the Chilkat Mail DLL.
• The ChilkatEmail.ZipUnlockCode, CryptUnlockCode, and MimeUnlockCode properties have been removed because they are no longer needed.
• Fixed a problem with adding attachments to HTML emails. This problem caused the email to not display properly in some email clients. Specifically, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, and other online mail Web interfaces. Chilkat Mail now properly constructs the email such that file attachments are properly recognized as such, and HTML related image and style sheet "attachments" are recognized as part of the HTML body proper.

18-NOV-2002

• Added two new methods: GetEncryptedByCert, GetSignedByCert. These methods return the ChilkatCert object of the certificate associated with a received signed or encrypted email.

11-NOV-2002

• Added the ReadTimeout property: the maximum number of seconds to wait for new data to arrive from the POP3 server. A value of 0 (the default) sets the timeout to infinity. Setting a reasonable timeout value will prevent your application from hanging if the POP3 server stops responding.

11-NOV-2002

• Fixed LoadXmlFile, which returned a message count of 0 in some cases.

8-NOV-2002

• Overwhelming popular adoption of Chilkat Mail has created email communications and support burdens that force us to charge a small amount for using this previously free component. Our intent is to keep the price as low as possible. Current users can continue to use version 3.2.4, but must purchase a license to upgrade to 4.0.0 and beyond.

18-OCT-2002

• Updated because of improvements in the shared underlying Chilkat common architecture relating to improved error reporting in some situations.

11-OCT-2002

• Updated because of charset conversion fixes in the underlying Chilkat common architecture.

9-OCT-2002

• AddRelatedContent did not recognize uppercase file extensions for the purpose of setting MIME content types.

28-SEP-2002

• Updated because of XML fixes in the underlying Chilkat common architecture. (See http://www.chilkatsoft.com/ChilkatXmlRef.asp)

23-SEP-2002

• The Chilkat Charset component is no longer needed for character conversions. Chilkat Mail will do the conversions without any external help.
• Additional information is now added to the error log when reporting NTLM authentication failures.

18-SEP-2002

• ChilkatCPC.dll is no longer used, and is not present in this version. This supporting DLL has been removed from all Chilkat products as of 9/18/2002.
• The "Received" header field is no longer parsed. The only effect is that when an email is saved as XML, the attribute/value name pairs will not be present, and the entire content will appear between <received> and </received> tags.
• Events have changed. The MessageProc event callback has been replaced by SendPercentDone and ReadPercentDone.

10-SEP-2002

Fixes:

• Q-Encoding vs. B-Encoding for non-ascii emails: Japanese and other non-western languages will use B-Encoding for header fields rather than Q-Encoding. Western languages still use Q-Encoding.
• The "Received" header fields were not properly re-saved and re-loaded to XML. This has been fixed.
• Calling AddPlainTextAlternativeBody after an HTML body was already present caused the HTML body to not be encoded as quoted-printable. This has been fixed -- the email will be properly constructed regardless of the order of method calls.
• Filters did not work for the email body. This has been fixed.
• iso-2022-jp charsets should now work correctly.

28-AUG-2002

Fixes:

• SetCSP now works for emails that are both signed AND encrypted.
• Problems regarding SetReplacePattern in HTML emails have been resolved.
• DeleteBundle became broken in version 2.9.6, and is now fixed.

New Methods:

• FetchMultipleHeader

26-AUG-2002

Fixes:

• 128-bit RC2 and 3DES algorithms will now work when using other Cryptographic Service Providers via the SetCSP method.
• The X-UIDL field is assured of being present in all emails or headers downloaded from POP3 servers.
• SendEmail returned 1 (total success) in cases where bad emails existed. It now returns 0 as it should.

New Methods:

• Added GetBadEmailAddresses and ClearBadEmailAddresses.

22-AUG-2002

Version 2.9.6 introduced a problem where the POP3 connection was not closed. This was an intentional feature provided in the caching mechanism -- to try to keep a POP3 connection alive between calls, but apparently it caused problems with some POP3 servers (not all of them). Until this is fully understood, the POP3 connection is closed and re-opened with each method call -- thus backing-out this optimization that was introduced in v2.9.6.

20-AUG-2002

Fixes:

• Progress Monitoring in FetchEmail, FetchMultiple, and GetFullEmail has been added.
• Automatic and proper Q-Encoding for header fields (From, To, CC, Subject) when sending emails in different charset, when email is multipart.
• The Size property is now correct after only the header is downloaded.

Performance Enhancement:

When receiving mail, a caching mechanism is now in place to cache email headers, size, and UIDL information such that the POP3 server does not always need to be contacted to fetch information that is already in the cache.

This caching mechanism is a stepping stone to building new features such as "Read New" or "Fetch Unread".

8-AUG-2002

• Zip all attachments into a single Zip attachment.
  Integrates with Chilkat Zip to easily replace all existing email attachments with a single Zip file attachment. See ZipAttachments.
• Expand/replace Zip attachments with the Zip file contents.
  Integrates with Chilkat Zip to easily expand and replace all Zip attachments with their contents. See UnzipAttachments
• 128-bit AES symmetric encryption/decryption of all message parts.
  Integrates with Chilkat Crypt to encrypt/decrypt the message body, all alternative bodies, related items, and attachments using 128-bit encryption. See AesEncrypt and AesDecrypt.
• Convert to/from Chilkat S/MIME objects.
  Integrates with Chilkat S/MIME to provide general-purpose low-level MIME message manipulation that may not have been possible before. See GetMimeObject and SetFromMimeObject.

28-JULY-2002

• New install/uninstall program
• Updated icons
• Installs to "Chilkat Software Inc" instead of "Chilkat Software, Inc". The comma in the directory name causes the icons to not show properly in IDEs such as Delphi.

23-JULY-2002

Fixed:

• MIME message parts that do not have "attachment" content-dispositions, but have Base64 encodings and a file "name" attribute in the content-disposition are now considered attachments.
• Extraneous spaces are automatically removed from email addresses. (Not the name part)
• GetHtmlBody and GetPlainTextBody will return the text/html or text/plain body for non-multipart/alternative messages.

New:

• The LoadEml method was added to allow Outlook Express EML files to be imported.
• The DeleteByUidl method was added to make it easy to delete a single email at a time.

3-JULY-2002

Fixed:

• Empty body strings will no longer cause trouble.
• If the attachment filename is not in the content-disposition header field, it will get it from the content-type header field. If not present there, then it will generate a unique name ("attachedFileXX.dat").
• Problem with unmatched double-quotes in header fields has been resolved.

New:

• Full control over the Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP), key container, encryption and hash algorithms used for encryption and digital signature creation through the ChilkatCSP object. This should allow for the use of Smart Cards.

1-JULY-2002

Fixed:

• Charset is now properly propagated to multipart/alternative and multipart/related message subparts, including HTML parts.
• Typically an email with an attachment is multipart/mixed with an attachment subpart, where the content-disposition is "attachment". In very rare situations, the top-level message part is an attachment, and there is no message body. Chilkat Mail now handles these situations.

New:

• The ChilkatMailMan.ReceiveCharset property can be set to automatically convert all incoming emails to a specified charset. All "Q" and "B" encoded header fields are converted, as well as all text parts and subparts. The Chilkat Charset Convert component must be installed for this to work

21-JUNE-2002

Fixed:

• Quoted-printable now automatically decoded in message subparts, such as in multipart/alternative.
• Charset properly maintained in multipart/alternative.
• Empty body issues resolved in multipart/alternative.

New Features:

• ChilkatEmail.Size property - the size, in bytes, of the email including all parts and attachments.
• ChilkatEmail.ReturnReceipt property - when the email is sent, the appropriate header field is set to request a return receipt.
• ChilkatEmail.Clone method - creates an identical copy of the email object.
• ChilkatEmail.CreateReply method - creates a reply email object from an existing email.
• ChilkatEmail.CreateForward method - creates a "forward" email object from an existing email.
• ChilkatEmail.AddFileAttachment2 method - allows you to add a file attachment AND specify the content type.

7-JUNE-2002

Fixed:

• TransferMail and DeleteMail became broken in v2.8.3, and is now fixed.
• The paperclip icon now displays properly in Outlook when an email with attachments (sent by Chilkat Mail) is received

7-JUNE-2002

Fixed:

• Problems introduced in v2.8.3 with regards to signing and encrypting emails.
• Emails infected with the Klez virus were not parsed correctly. Chilkat Mail does not recognize the virus as anything special, but the way that Klez modified the MIME message caused a problem in parsing.
• HTML emails with embedded images did not display correctly in Netscape Communicator, although they did display correctly in Outlook and Eudora. This has been fixed so that the emails are correctly displayed in all three clients.

New methods have been added to provide the ability to explicitly set the encryption algorithm used when sending encrypted email. By default, the RC4 algorithm is used.

• SetAlgorithmRC2( )
  Sets the encryption algorithm to RC2 (40-bit). This is weak encryption, and not recommended.
  
  
• SetAlgorithmRC4()
  This is the default.
  
  
• SetAlgorithmDES( )
  
  
• SetAlgorithm3DES( )

4-JUNE-2002

• Fixed various memory leaks.
• Fixed problem when setting the charset and sending signed and/or encrypted email.
• SendBundle now works correctly.
• Eliminated "unable to open registry key" error messages, which were not really errors and falsley indicated a problem.
• Eliminated the StartMailWatch and StopMailWatch methods. The implementation for this involving background threads was not sound, and destablized the component. To watch for email, you should create a separate thread in your own program and periodically call CheckMail.

21-MAY-2002

• Changed the location of the "Chilkat" certificate store from HKEY_CURRENT_USER to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
• Modified the certificate store search order to first check the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE certificate store. Private keys can be accessed from certificates located in this store without the side-effect of a warning dialog popping up, which is an annoyance in applications, and causes the web-server to hang in ASP apps.
• Modified the format of the generated message-id to include an "@hostname" because certain servers did not allow emails to pass through that did not have message ids formatted in this way.

21-MAY-2002

• Fixed a memory leak.

17-MAY-2002

• Fixed problems with using ChilkatMailMan.StartMailWatch in Visual Basic.
• Fixed a problem with LoadXmlFile.
• New methods to get and set certificates for an individual email: GetEncryptCert, GetSigningCert, SetEncryptCert, SetSigningCert. These methods integrate with the Chilkat Certificate control (download and install separately) and allow you to explicitly set the certificate to be used for signing and encryption.
• New convenience method: ChilkatEmail.GetFileContent allows you to easily get the contents of a file. To set the email body from a file, you would do this: email.Body = email.GetFileContent("C:\something.txt")
• New convenience method: ChilkatMailMan.SaveXmlLog allows you to save the XML log to a file without having to first get the Chilkat Log object via ChilkatMailMan.GetLog.

06-MAY-2002

• A new property, AutoSaveCerts, was added to control whether certificates embedded in incoming emails are automatically stored in the "Chilkat" certificate store.
• A new method, GetUidls, will retrieve the UIDLs from a POP3 server.

22-APR-2002
No new features, only fixes:

• Fixes hanging problem when using from ASP.
• Fixed: Digital signature (S/MIME) verification did not work properly if the certificate's public key was not included in the signature.
• Fixed: Problem setting the Body property after adding attachments

11-APR-2002
Added five methods to ChilkatEmail:

• GetRelatedFilename
• GetRelatedContentID
• GetRelatedString
• GetRelatedStringCRLF
• GetRelatedData

These methods allow you to get information regarding each part of a multipart-related email. Click here for more information.

27-MAR-2002
Fixed: Version 2.4.0 was mistakenly released with events excluded. This is now fixed so progress events and mail notification events will now work.

25-MAR-2002
New Features:

• Distribution Lists - Ability to use both Outlook distribution lists as well as simple text file distribution lists.

• <undisclosed-recipients>: An email can contain 0 "To" recipients, if in this case the email will be addressed to <undisclosed-recipients>.

• SMTP Authentication Method: A new property allows you to force the authentication method that Chilkat Mail should use when logging into an SMTP server.

• Outlook Contacts: Automatically create contacts in an Outlook folder for all received emails.

• Custom Header Fields: Ability to add custom header fields. Also, field beginning with "CKX-" are special in that they do not get transmitted when an email is sent, but remain part of the email when persisted to XML or MBX files.

20-MAR-2002
Fixed: When a email contains a "Reply-To:" header-field, the method ChilkatEmail.GetTo() delivers the content of the "Reply-To:" field instead of the recipients specified in a following "To:" header field.

Fixed: Some email clients send emails with a charset specified as "default". This is now correctly handled.

14-MAR-2002
Added the SMTP NTLM authentication method. This allows email clients to login to SMTP servers configured to use the Windows (SSPI) authentication. A new property, SmtpLoginDomain, has been added to allow you to specify the Windows domain, if any, along with your username and password.

Added methods to check the accessibility of SMTP and POP servers. These methods simply check to see if a connection can be established, and if the initial "hello" is received from the servers. Visual Basic and C++ examples are provided in the download.

Added methods to check login username/passwords for SMTP and POP servers. These methods can be used to verify whether a username/password is valid for a particular SMTP or POP server. Visual Basic and C++ examples are provided in the download.

Added friendlier and more informative "Rich" error messages for Visual Basic users. (These are the message you see in a pop-up window when a method fails.)

IMPORTANT: The CheckMail method now returns -1 for an error condition. A return value of 0 means the check was successful, but there are no messages on the POP server.

IMPORTANT: The SendEmail method now returns a failure condition correctly when an email cannot be sent because of errors.

28-JAN-2002
Fixed: GetFullEmail and DeleteEmail did not work properly with some POP3 servers. These methods should now work correctly.

28-JAN-2002
Fixed:

• Windows 95/98 DLL registration problems. Windows 95 systems also need to have the Windows Socket 2 update installed.
• GetFullEmail and DeleteEmail did not work properly with multipart/alternative messages.

21-JAN-2002
Fixed:

• Huge performance improvements with respect to CPU and memory usage when emails with large attachments are sent.
• All email header fields, as well as the email body, should be automatically decoded if non-US character data is received "Q-encoded" or "B-encoded". This was mostly working, but one of our users pointed out that the subject field (in Hebrew) was not being decoded. All languages in all header fields should now be properly and automatically decoded.
• Methods that generate XML always used the ISO-8859-1 character encoding. If non-US character data is detected, the XML will use the UTF-8 encoding.
• Attachments for non-recognized file extensions will automatically have content types of "application/octet-stream". Chilkat Mail automatically sets the content type for all content types recognized by Internet Explorer

17-JAN-2002
Added methods to manage email on mail servers more efficiently. Eight ChilkatMailMan methods were added. These methods all related to either deleting emails from the mail server, or downloading only the headers and first few lines of emails from the server, as opposed to the entire email.

14-JAN-2002
Fixed:

1. Problems with large XML files.
2. Replace pattern in Body now works correctly.
3. Send via Outlook with attachments now works correctly.
4. Automatically remove binary characters from text data when converting to XML to prevent the XML parser from failing.
5. Prevents nesting of CDATA when converting Emails that may already have CDATA sections

9-JAN-2002
Properties added in v2.03 changed names: ChilkatMailMan.LogMailSentFilename, ChilkatMailMan.LogMailReceivedFilename

7-JAN-2002 Fixed: ChilkatMailMan.SendBundle would report an error when it really succeeded.

Added two properties: ChilkatMailMan.LogMailSent, ChilkatMailMan.LogMailReceived

4-JAN-2002 Fixed: ChilkatMailMan.StartMailWatch had a crash bug. When running in the VB IDE, it caused the IDE to exit as well.

3-JAN-2002

1-DEC-2001 Released to select Beta testing partners.

1-NOV-2001 Fixed: When sending to multiple recipients, the "To" list did not display correctly on an e-mail client, although each e-mail does indeed get sent.

31-OCT-2001 Problems occured on systems which don't have ATL.DLL, which is a Microsoft provided DLL. This version is created such that ATL.DLL does not need to be present on the system.

16-OCT-2001 Problems with reading emails with very large attachments have been fixed.

15-OCT-2001 Emails with an empty body and having a single attachment were not handled correctly. The attachment appeared as the body. This is fixed in this version. A problem with getting the "content-info" message header was also fixed.

When sending to multiple recipients, if some of the recipients are invalid, the remaining valid recipients will still receive the e-mail. The Chilkat Log object will contain a report of which recipients failed to receive the email. To access the log, call the ChilkatMailMan.GetLog method.