Microsoft KB Archive/153862

= XCLN: How to Use CompuServe WinCIM and Exchange Client =

Article ID: 153862

Article Last Modified on 10/28/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Exchange Client 5.5
 * Microsoft Exchange Client 5.0

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This article was previously published under Q153862



SYMPTOMS
On a computer that is running Windows 3.1 and LAN Manager for MS-DOS version 2.2c with TCP/IP, after you perform a "Typical" installation of CompuServe WinCIM 2.0.1, when you start the Microsoft Exchange client, the CompuServe Dialer will attempt to connect to CompuServe.



CAUSE
The Microsoft Exchange client loads the version of Winsock.dll that is provided by WinCIM. For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

152344 XCLN: Winsock Application Starts When Exchange Client Starts



WORKAROUND
There are two workarounds.
 * Rename or remove the Winsock.dll that WinCIM installs in the Windows directory.

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 * When you install WinCIM, select the "Custom" installation. Check the Install Winsock to be Used Only With WinCIM and Mosaic checkbox. This will not copy Winsock.dll to the Windows directory.



MORE INFORMATION
If you start the CompuServe Information Manager program after exiting a Microsoft Exchange client, you will receive the following error message:

Winsock error: Host not found.

If you click the CompuServe Dialer icon, you will receive the following error message:

Wrong WINSOCK DLL:\"WINSOCK.DLL-Microsoft Corp. 1993\".

Winsock Filename:C:\LANMAN.DOS\NETPROG\WINSOCK.DLL

There are also two ways to solve this problem.
 * If you need to connect to CompuServe after exiting from Microsoft Exchange, you must restart Windows.

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 * Rename or remove the Winsock.dll that LAN Manager installs in the \Lanman.dos\Netprog directory.

Note that if want to start Microsoft Exchange right after disconnecting from CompuServe, you will have to wait until the CompuServe Dialer icon disappears.

Keywords: kb3rdparty KB153862

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