Article ID: 126659
Article Last Modified on 10/30/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Mail Remote 3.2
This article was previously published under Q126659
SYMPTOMS
If you use the Microsoft Mail System Selector program to choose Microsoft Mail for PC Networks (MSMAIL) after you selected Microsoft Mail Remote for Windows, you may get the following error:
As a result, you will not be able to log in to Mail.
CAUSE
The error occurs if the following entries are in any of the MSMAIL.INI files:
[Providers]
Name= PABNSP MSSFS FAXSTUB
Transport=FAXSTUB
Logon=FAXSTUB
NOTE: For Mail for PC Networks, the section should read:
[Providers]
Name= PABNSP MSSFS
Transport= MSSFS
Logon= MSSFS
RESOLUTION
If you delete any reference to FAXSTUB in the MSMAIL.INI files and any instance of the file in the WINDOWS\MSMAIL\MSMAIL and the WINDOWS\MSMAIL\MSRMT directories, you will be able to log into Mail.
Microsoft does not support using Microsoft At Work Fax, which ships with Windows for Workgroups version 3.11, with version 3.2 of Microsoft Mail for Windows.
MORE INFORMATION
When you use the Selector program to change between MSMAIL and the Remote Mail clients, the program will read the MSMAIL.INI and look for files in the MSRMT and the MSMAIL directories under the WINDOWS directory. If any reference is made to the FAXSTUB.DLL in the NAME= line in the MSMAIL.INI, you will get the above error message.
When you install Windows for Workgroups and the At-Work Fax, the FAXSTUB.DLL and FAXOPT.DLL files (from Windows for Workgroups) and the MSSFS.DLL file (from version 3.2 of Mail for PC Networks) will be loaded. The MSSFS.DLL is the Mail for PC Networks Shared File System transport file. The latest version of this file is 266,848 bytes in size and dated 2\24\95.
For more information, please see the "Windows for Workgroups Resource Kit" pages 6-82.
For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
115162 PC WFW: Microsoft At Work PC Fax with Mail 3.2 Windows Client
Additional query words: 3.20
Keywords: KB126659
