Mac Wkst: Mail Recipients on Server List Appear in Italics (68604)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks 3.0
This article was previously published under Q68604 SUMMARY
In Microsoft Mail, a recipient's name will appear italicized in the
Address Mail window if the recipient is located on a server that has
not been seen by the user's server for half of the "give-up" time. The
give-up time is the value (X) in the Server Settings window for
"Remove users of servers not seen for X days."
When the Mail server changes the recipient names to italics, it sends
a notification message to the Network Manager to inform the Network
Manager that the server on which the italicized recipients are located
has not been seen for half of the give-up time.
MORE INFORMATION
The default give-up time in Mail version 3.00 is 7 days. If the
default give-up time is used, recipients will appear in italics if
they are on a server that has not been seen for 3.5 days. This allows
the server enough time to be shut off for the weekend without causing
messages to be sent to Network Managers. The minimum give-up time is 1
day.
| Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 11/9/1999 |
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| Keywords: | KB68604 |
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