Email Alias Manager Version History

Release Date: 18/4/2019

Fixed the following problems:

Exception when sending via a file: COM object that has been separated from its underlying RCW cannot be used

Release Date: 01/12/2017

Fixed the following problems:

Only the aliases associated with the last account in the profile list were showing when multiple email accounts were defined in the Outlook.
Exception thrown when viewing or accepting meeting requests.

Added the following new features:

Performance and scalability improvements.
The list of aliases available are now determined by the account selected in the FROM field in Outlook.

Release Date: 21/03/2016

Fixed the following problems:

Aliases were not available for selection in the Add-in when network connectivity was lost.
Outlook dialog was hidden when using the Save and Send feature in Outlook 2010.
Saved message files (.msg) could not be opened with the Add-in installed.
Original senders email address was present in the internet headers.
Outlook Add-in certificate had expired.
Messages that were updated on the Exchange server did not display the updated content when the Add-in was installed.

Added the following new features:

Outlook 2016 support.
Implemented the ability to override the LDAP root string. Aliases can be obtained from a different Domain Controller via a registry entry. This is achieved by creating a new String value named LDAPRootString in the following location HKLM\Software\Exclaimer Ltd\Email Alias Manager\ and setting the value to the required connection string. For example, LDAP://dc.domain.com
Removed the pre-requisite of Visual Studio Tools for Office being installed for the Add-in.

Release Date: 15/09/2014

Fixed the following problems:

Meeting requests sent from an alias (using the subject line trigger) did not appear to be from the email alias.

Added the following new features:

The list of email aliases shown in the Email Alias Manager Outlook Add-In can now be controlled using Registry keys.
Outlook Add-In can now be installed either per-user or per-machine.