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BlackBerry Messaging Agent fixed issues

When a BlackBerry® device user forwarded or replied to an email message from the BlackBerry device, sometimes

the body of the email message appeared in base-64 encoding and could not be read. (DT 959156)

A memory offset calculation problem in the software caused the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server to crash repeatedly.

This issue might have occurred when the BlackBerry Enterprise Server processed an email message that included

a .jpg. (DT 947768)

HTML email messages appeared as blank messages instead of in plain text on devices running BlackBerry® Device

Software 4.5 or earlier. (DT 810289)

A user could not set an out-of-office return date from a messaging server that was configured to use out-of-office

service mode. (DT 799850)

A user could only view the first line of an out-of-office alert on the device. (DT 785822)

When a user searched for the contact information for users with Japanese characters in their user names, the

device displayed the Japanese characters in the user names as question marks (?). For more information, visit

www.blackberry.com/go/kbhelp to read KB22800. (DT 660383)

When a user sent a message that included Base-64 encoded images from a device, the BlackBerry Messaging Agent

changed the encoding to binary, which might have caused messages to be bounced back to the user. (DT 635468)

If the BlackBerry Messaging Agent stopped with an Exit code of 128, and the BlackBerry Controller restarted it,

users might not have been initialized because databases were still open. (DT 625277)

When a user added or changed the follow-up flag to a MIME-formatted message on a device, the message no

longer displayed as expected. (DT 620513)

If a user sent a message that was encoded using Windows-874 encoding, the device could not display the message.

(DT 598991)

If you used the BlackBerry Enterprise Transporter to move a user account to another BlackBerry Enterprise Server,

when the user connected the device to the BlackBerry® Desktop Manager, the BlackBerry Desktop Manager

prompted the user to switch devices. (DT 595330)

In an environment that included an IBM® Lotus® Domino® cluster and users with a large number of unread

messages, when the cluster failed over, if the Note IDs for the replicated messages were not the same, the

BlackBerry Enterprise Server reprocessed all unread messages and it might have taken a long time before devices

received the messages. (DT 511330)

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