Fixed Issues - Blackberry CLIENT FOR NOVELL GROUPWISE MESSENGER 2.5.40 - RELEASE NOTES Release Note

Release Notes

Fixed issues

The Show in Home Screen feature did not work for users with BlackBerry® Device Software 6.0. (DT 776016)
When users installed the instant messaging client on their device, the instant messaging icon did not appear on the Home
screen and an error message was displayed. (DT 765928)
Home screen indicators did not accurately reflect the user's availability. (DT 745727)
Users with BlackBerry® Device Software 6.0 could not save a contact's display picture. (DT 744820)
When a user tried to send a message to a contact with a status of Appear Offline, an alert appeared and when the user clicked
ok on the alert, the message was sent to the contact. (DT 703682)
When a user clicked on the placeholder display picture for a contact, the cancel function did not work as expected. (DT 695336)
When a user signed in to the instant messaging client from two different devices, the error message shown was incorrect. (DT
689320)
Users were logged out of BlackBerry® Client for Novell® GroupWise® Messenger when they sent a message to a contact with
Auto Reply turned on. (DT 681375)
The Help menu item was not available on the Options screen. (DT 665015)
The Contacts application displayed the offline status indicator for a linked contact that was online, for users using BlackBerry
Device Software 6.0. (654897)
The profile settings for sound, vibration and LED were ignored when a user received an announcement. (DT 637283)
The icons for the Clear alert and Switch conversation options in the menu were incomplete. (DT 630210)
The Sign In As drop-down list included cut-off text. (DT 630141)
When a user added a new contact to a non-default folder, the contact remained in the Pending folder. (DT 628269)
Users with BlackBerry Device Software 6.0, users could link a contact in the Contacts application more than once, which
resulted in multiple instances of the instant message option showing in the menu. (DT 628165)
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