README.ADM                  01/31/92
This README file lists enhancements and changes to the files on
the Office Program diskette(s).  The information in this file
pertains specifically to the System Administrator.

Each enhancement or change is listed by program name and feature.

CHKOFF: Batch Mode
CHKOFF now supports the Batch mode (/b) startup option.  If the
/b option is specified, CHKOFF will not prompt you for input.  In
order for /b to work correctly, the path to the USERID.FIL must
be specified either with the Path to USERID.FIL (/pu) startup
option or in the Setup menu.

CHKOFF: Code Page
CHKOFF now supports the Multilingual code page 850.

CHKOFF: Password
CHKOFF now supports the Password (/pw-password) startup option
which allows you to enter the password from the DOS command line.

CHKOFF: Rebuild
CHKOFF now supports the option of specifying a single user or a
single resource when selecting the Rebuild (/r) option.  From the
DOS command line, you can specify a single user or resource by
using /u-host:userid, /u-userid@host, or /u-userid.  If you use
the configuration screen, you specify the user or resource on the
Single User option.  If you specify an Office User ID without a
host, CHKOFF selects the first matching Office User ID on a
delivery host.

CHKOFF: Setup Screen
A new setup screen has been added to CHKOFF that lists the
options you can run with CHKOFF.  This screen displays when you
type CHKOFF at the DOS prompt.

Directory Services: Directory Services
Directory Services (DS) is a new administration program
that enables the administrator to send user and resource lists to
and receive user and resource lists from other domains. 
Directory Services works with the Directory Service Server (DSS)
program which runs on the Connection Server and processes the
messages and lists that Directory Services sends and receives.

Directory Services:  Primary Hosts
Office configurations with numerous hosts and domains utilize
more Connection Server memory.  For this reason it is highly
advisable to configure to send to only the primary host in the
desired domain.  Although you only send to the primary host, the
lists are distributed to all delivery hosts in the domain as long
as they are configured to receive lists.

Directory Services:  NET5.COM
If you are running Novell NetWare and DOS 5.0 with Directory
Services you must use NETX.COM as your NetWare shell.  You cannot
use NET5.COM.

GENDSNB: GENDSNB
GENDSNB is a new administration utility that adds domain specific
user and resource lists from other domains to the current domain
USERID.NB and RESOURCE.NB.  These user and resource lists are
generated through Directory Services (DS).

GENOFF: GENOFF.LOG
GENOFF now supports the /o startup option which lets you redirect
output of the log file to a different path and filename.  The /o
startup option requires a path and a filename for the log.  If a
filename is not specified, GENOFF will not continue.

GENOFF: Password
GENOFF now supports the Password (/pw-password) startup option 
which allows you to enter the password from the DOS command line.

MAIL: Send Options
The Mail Server (MLS) now scans through the messages that are
waiting to be processed and sort them so that the highest
priority messages are processed first.

MLSETUP: Password
MLSETUP.EXE is a system administration utility that allows the
system administrator to change setup options for a user.  It can
be used to set a password for a Remote Mail user or to make other
changes to Mail setup options.

OFFADMIN: CHKOFF.MNU and OFFNB.MNU
Now each menu item from CHKOFF.MNU starts CHKOFF with various
startup options without using Shell macros.  The "View Last
GENOFF Log" option on the OFFNB.MNU menu now starts the Editor
program from the menu item itself.

SCHEDULER: Scheduler and Calendar Communication
Scheduler and Scheduler Server (SCS) now displays the user name
of the person whose calendar information is currently being
processed (e.g., Processing Calendar Information for: JOHNC).

VAX: Primary Host
If you are connecting a DOS Office system with a VAX Office
system (when available) you must specify one of your DOS delivery
hosts as a primary host.