Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 Client

Will the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client transfer mail with a version 3.x Microsoft Mail for PC Networks postoffice?

Does the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client handle remote mail transfer?

Does the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client handle remote mail transfer to postoffices on Novell servers?

What should be considered prior to upgrading an existing Microsoft Mail for PC Networks clients to the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client?

Can the existing version 3.x Microsoft Mail for PC Networks client software continue to run under Windows 95?

When you upgrade an existing Win 3.x or WFW 3.x workstation to Windows 95, are there any special considerations for maintaining existing version 3.x Mail for PC Networks mail configurations?

What components are common to version 3.x of Microsoft Mail for PC Networks clients and the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client?

Can the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client, Microsoft Mail 3.2, and/or Microsoft Mail Remote for Windows be used at the same time?

Will version 1.0 of Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows function if the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client is installed?

Will Schedule+ 1.0 continue to function normally if the 3.x Microsoft Mail components remain the installed mail components in Windows 95?

Does version 7.0 of Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows 95 require Windows 95 Exchange components?

Can Schedule+ 1.0 and Schedule+ 7.0 users share the same Windows for Workgroups postoffice (WGPO) or version 3.x Microsoft Mail for PC Networks version postoffice?

How will resource accounts function in a mixed Schedule+ environment?

Will Microsoft Electronic Forms Designer forms (E-forms) and 16-bit MAPI applications continue to work when the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client is installed?

Will third party add-on products for version 3.x of Microsoft Mail for PC Networks continue to function when the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client is installed?

Can a single PST and PAB file be shared between multiple Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client profiles?

Can multiple users share the same Windows 95 workstation, use Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client, and keep their mail private, separate, and secure?

Can a single user roam throughout a site, work at various workstations, and still store all his or her mail in a single, secure message file?

Is the MMF conversion to PST/PAB one-way only?

Where can I find more information about installing and using the Microsoft Exchange Windows 95 client?