{siteroot}/products/SEP_Client/{version}/SEP_Client_{version}.exe {siteroot}/products/SEP_Client/{version}/SEP_Client_{version}.msi {siteroot}/products/SEP_Client/{version}/SEP_Client_Distribution_Package_{version}.exe {siteroot}/products/SEP_Client/{version}/Win32/SEP_Client_{version}_x86.exe {siteroot}/products/SEP_Client/{version}/Win32/SEP_Client_{version}_x86.msi {siteroot}/products/SEP_Client/{version}/x64/SEP_Client_{version}_x64.exe {siteroot}/products/SEP_Client/{version}/x64/SEP_Client_{version}_x64.msi 4.6.3.8051 2010 7 2 SEP Client introducing Global Communication. 4.5.129.7963 2010 6 9 Resolved a rare bug that could occur while unsecuring a file. Secured eFile operations displayed the incorrect destination path for the unsecure operation, as well as prompted the user to confirm an overwrite of a file that didn't exist. Copy operations between the Windows Shell and a secured area should no longer act as move operations. Resolved an issue where the filename of the eUSB Client didn't properly adhere to the policies. In specific cases, the eUSB Client was incorrectly named %%default%%.exe Microsoft Outlook should no longer be terminated during SEP Client -installation, -upgrade or -repair. Resolved an issue where valid certificates was evaluated to be invalid during the server certificate validation phase for https-connection between the SEP Client and SEP Server. Viewing the certificate details would display the root certificate instead of the SEP Server certificate. The CLI-output when used from the command prompt should now use the proper active codepage for the machine. Previous versions used a fixed code page of 437 (original IBM PC Codepage) Failure to upload the destination file of a secure or unsecure operation to Sharepoint should no longer keep the file cached for later use. Instead the user will have to redo the securing or unsecuring operation. This makes the workflow more intuitive. The server certificate validation logic now supports use of certificates using an prefix-asterix in its dns name. The SEP Client should now handle the user credentials used with web proxies better, allowing for single sign on (SSO) within a user session or installation. The update notification dialog will now inform of recommended upgrades. Establishment of client-server communication for web based ssl (https) traffic over a proxy will now support use of proxy automation scripts, such as pac. 4.5.120.7856 2010 6 1 Resolved a bug that could affect x64 machines, giving symptoms of missing context menu items in the Windows shell explorer, or problems with Windows file extensions in general. 4.5.119.7803 2010 5 26 Working with secured file located on a remote file server, where the user lacks execute rights will now work properly. Resolved a critical issue that caused Secured eFile not to work properly against Microsoft Sharepoint servers. 4.5.114.7761 2010 5 24 Resolved a bug that caused the main icon resource for the eUSB client to be missrendered. The backup files created during a securing operation of an USB device should now properly be removed once the operation ends. 4.5.113.7742 2010 5 20 Resolved a translation issue where buttons overlapped each other in the Change Access dialog (German language) Canceling out the login attempt to the SEP Server when changing access to a secured area should now accept the cancel operation, and not prompt again within the same action. Resolved several issues that caused users to get less privileges within a secured area than their role allowed for. It should now be possible to work securely with Open office documents. Previous versions could unexpectedly drop changes done to a document within a secured area. Resolved an issue where image resources got excluded from certain dialogs in the eFile Standalone Executable Distribution packages. Working with Secured eFile against targets located on a file share will now properly work again. Resolved crash that could occur when working with a Secured File (.semf) or Standalone eFile Executable against a local target. Resolved issue that caused an eUSB stick of versions prior to 4.3 to stop synchronizing log entries with the remote server once upgraded. The securing operation will now better respond to underlying subsystems (such as checkdisk) and the way they require user input. Previous version could ask the user to provide answer to a single question twice. The 'Delete Logs' functionality within eUSB should now be properly accessible based on the user's policy lock. Using the windows taskbar icon to safely remove a Secured eUSB stick will now properly work on Vista or later. Accessing the secured area on a Secured eUSB device for a new windows user will now properly work upon first attempt. Resolved a rare issue regarding Outlook 2007 crashing when opening a secured email. Using Secured eMail configured to store emails in an unsecured format in conjunction with a Scalix mail server will no longer create a hangup mail-duplication loop. Scalix mail server is still experimental, and not supported. Resolved an issue where the 'free reply' feature didnt work as expected in conjunction with storing a secured email in its unsecured form (using the archiving policy to store Secured eMail in its plain form for Sent & Opened item in Microsoft Outlook) Resolved an issue where an opened secured email displayed incorrect information in the To: field (applicable only if the sema file was manually attached as an attachment in an unsecured reply.) Fixed an potential issue where the SEP Client connected to the SEP Server during secured contact creation, even when it shouldn't. This is applicable when server name-configurations held non-standard characters. Resolved an issue where the template subsystem failed to open htlm files (instead invoking a download command of the file) on certain versions of Windows 7 has been fixed. Resolved an issue where SEP related html content got loaded and displayed as htlm source instead of as a webpage in IE8 on Windows7 x64 installations. The eControl add-in for Workshare (eControl) should now be properly activated by default once installed. Resolved a bug related to string replacement logic, that potentially could cause a thread to hang. The SEP Client splash screen should no longer be displayed upon first sign in, if specified not to in the policy embedded in a msi-installation file. Fixed a potential SEP Client crash issue when establishing an SSL connection remotely. Resolved a issue causing the client to show poor performance in the user interface. Detected and fixed a programming error related to memory deallocation in the Outlook addin, that could cause unpredicted client behavior. This issue also caused the MAPI subsystem to load even if not needed when opening secured emails. Unbinding from a remote profile that had a SEP Client protection method policy set to use the Private- and Recovery- password will no longer prevent the user from changing the SEP Client Protection Method. In previous version, the protection method options got incorrectly disabled in settings. The setup process to establish the https session between the client and server should no longer time out during the time the user is asked to provide proxy credentials or validate the server certificate. XML Based office formats are now supported (such as Microsoft Infopath documents). Support for Secured eMail on Lotus Notes 6.5.1. The name of the eUSB Client executable can now be centrally configured. It is now possible to utilize 'Send To' features from Office applications in conjunction with Secured eMail. This version of the SEP Client is prepared for upcoming Global Communication concepts of Secured eMail. A user attempting to perform an action based on a privilege that require SEP Server accessiblility while not being able to access the SEP Server will now get a explanatory message about this requirement. Secured areas not utilizing the recovery password protection method should no longer display an option to the user to regain access in case the password is lost. Enhanced the file and process monitoring logic to be more reliable. XML based office formats, once secured, will now have a more appropriate file extension to indicate its original application (for example, .czxls instead of .semf) Extended Secured eFile's ability to recognize executable fileformats to additional 98 formats. eUSB sticks being locked down can now be instructed to become wiped directly without having to become unlocked first. Improved several layers of security relating to eUSB lockdown and wipe mechanisms. The update notification system now keeps track on the current installations processor architecture model as well as the installer type used (msi/exe), providing direct links to appropriate binaries. Messages from the SEP License subsystem will no longer nag the enterprise user about that a license has been activated or deactivated. The message you typically get when the SEP client is waiting for an USB device to become ready has been removed. The wait will automatically timeout if the device doesnt become active within 1 minute. SEP Clients failsafe logic when connecting remotely rewritten to be faster, and more reliable. The new design offers better enterprise scalability. Optimized the way the SEP Clients works against the SEP Server, regarding synchronization of template image content. SEP Client Action Authentication setting section has been moved to better interconnect to the SEP Client Protection Method setting in SEP Client Settings. Improved Client's server connectivity logic, allowing it to respond better when the server isn't available or not responding as expected. Minor icon replacements in the settings application Swedish and English helpfiles updated. 4.5.59.7376 2010 4 21 Resolved an issue that potentially could cause the SEP Client's session monitor to stop responding after reboot, as a result to changes to the user's profile centrally. 4.5.58.7322 2010 4 10 Creation of the target backup directory during the Secured eUSB backup phase can now successfully be done recursively (i.e. folder in a folder) SafeStick(tm) branded USB sticks will no longer be the target of Secured eUSB securing operations 4.5.55.7247 2010 3 25 Resolved an issue where a file got created as a folder when overwriting an existing file during a restore operation. Resolved an issue where the graphical user interface wasnt properly updated as a result to changes after copying large files, where the source and destination was located in the secured area. Resolved an rare sharing problem where a file residing in a secured area's recycle bin could become edited by two processes at the same time. Encoding issue that occured for the Shared Secret Printout, when printing as XPS format, has been resolved. The Secured eMail Send To shell context menu option should now work as expected. The 'Send secured' button will now be available for the email generated if the bitness of the windows explorer used to access the Send To-feature matches the bitness of the Outlook version installed OR if Outlook 2007 or later is used. Upgrading from SEP Client 3.2 now properly keep the SEP Server authentication option defined. An issue with the SEP Client's failsafe logic has been resolved. The client will now properly connect to a secondary server if the primary server goes down. The Change Access toggle button for switching between advanced and basic mode should now be available in both modes. Secured eMail for Lotus Notes 8.5 and 7.0. Support for version 6.5.1 is experimental. SEP Client 64 bit support (x64) – Client installer is available as both x86 and x64 architectures. SEP Client now supports SSL over HTTPS. The Change Access dialog will now respond better to keyboard interactions, as taborder- and default button- behaviour logic have been improved. eUSB Lockdown- and Wipe- intructions will now be processed when the user executes the eUSB Client, prior to signing in to the eUSB stick. The log entry of a Secured eMail displayed in the client log browser will now contain a reference to the .sema file id. The .sema file extension is now automatically registered to be handled by the SEP Client when needed. Certain SEP Client icons replaced, optimized for Windows 7. When asked to sign in to the SEP Client, the user login prompt will now display the name of the bound profile, instead of the name of the Windows user. 4.4.30.6617 2010 2 20 Client Installer on Windows 7 now stops Cryptzone processes at an earlier stage. This should fix issues where some Window 7 upgrades would halt unless processes were killed manually. 4.4.29.6597 2010 2 17 Group name corrected for EPM - When securing a file using EPM, in certain scenarios the group name would be displayed incorrectly as username. 4.4.28.6568 2010 2 15 Outlook plugin is now being signed again.This solves the issue of Microsoft Outlook not loading CZ plug-in if the policy to only load signed plug-ins was active. Streamlined client behaviour to silently look for policy updates on sign on even if monitor was disabled and no license applied. Earlier version would show a time-out dialog if server connection failed. Norwegian updated to be more in line with security naming conventions. 4.4.25.6448 2010 2 4 The default wrapmail template for the German desktop client showed HTML escape characters for certain German characters. Now, characters such as ü, ä and ö will be displayed correctly. Resolved a few issues related to running Secured eMail in Outlook against a Kerio server. Please note that Kerio server is not yet fully supported, and is to be considered as experimental. Fixed sizing issue of the Advanced button in the Change Access dialog for the German language. eFile users opening a document for editing will now get an message and the option to open a file in read only if the file is being held open for editing by another user. eFolder and eUSB users saving changes to a file within a secured area will now be provided an option to save a copy of the file if it has been modified by some other user meanwhile in was in edit. Secured emails stored as normal mail in outlook folders will now contain a reference to the encrypted email in the subject (the name of sema file). Once a enterprise user signs in to a machine where the SEP Client is installed, the user will automatically be asked to sign in if there is pending changes for its profile available on the SEP Server. This improves data synchronization within SEP in general, and ensures that a user without a license will get a license once assigned centrally. 4.4.18.6363 2010 1 25 Resolved an issue where a sign-in operation was incorrectly triggered when starting Microsoft Outlook. 4.4.14.6307 2010 1 18 Deadlock resolved that could occur when performing various file operations in a secured area while refreshing the explorer view. A progress dialog is now displayed during lenghty renaming operations. Resolved an issue where .sema-file content, or parts of the content, became temporary unaccessible when opened using the Secured eMail standalone reader application and Internet Explorer 8. Resolved a rare Microsoft Outlook crash that could occur when sending a secured email. Minor resource leakage detected and resolved in the Outlook addin. Default encoding for the secured email wrapmail changed from iso-8859-1 to utf-8. This issue resolves bad encoding results of a secured email for recipients running certain environment. New storage policy, and 'secure over Internet only' feature for Secured eMail. Sent or recieved secured emails can now be stored as an ordinary unencrypted email in the users Outlook mailbox. This simplifies email access and backup procedures. New behavior control policy, that when activated, enforces the sender of a secured email to validate and confirm email recipients before it gets sent. New policy that prevents server-automated distribution of shared secrets between users in the same SEP Domain, in cases where the sender has defined the secret manually. Major performance optimizations when Copying files & folders within the secured area. Moving files & folders within a secured area. Renaming file & folder within a secured area. Sending files & folders to secured recycle bin in a secured area. Restoring files & folders from secured recycle bin in a secured area. Permanently deleting files & folders in a secured area. Emptying secured recycle bin in a secured area. GUI Aesthetics: Grammar fixes (Swedish). 4.3.36.6207 2009 12 18 The icons for the SEP Client file extensions are now properly reloaded by the explorer when registered. This resolves the issue where the explorer displayed the undefined file-type icon for a secured area instead of its proper icon. 4.3.34.6191 2009 12 18 Resolved a crash that occured in the Change Access user interface, when selecting a member of a user group. Privilege error messages related to adding members to the Enterprise Protection Method of a secured area wasnt displayed as supposed to. Securing operations on an executable secured folder failed, showing an incorrect error message. Incorrect password policy was applied while working with a executable folder, or when working with a secured area while impersonating a different user. Fix that solves Kaspersky Antivirus crashing the Secured eMail Outlook add-in. The combination of the two systems would crash Microsoft Outlook when sending secure. Option to add Enterprise Protection Method as a protection method wasnt allways possible in the EXE for a user that had the necessary privileges. For example, when logging to a secured area in with the master password. The Change Access Dialog's Role combobox control was not updated correctly. It was sometimes enabled when it should not. User remote authentication was triggered every time when opening the change access dialog. Now only actions that requires user identification will raise a sign in. Privilege system's role-table got modified to allow users without the eFile Protection Method policy lock to add custom-, master-, recovery- and EPM- protection methods, whilst only users with the Administrator role can delete protection methods applied. Swedish and German translation enabled. 4.3.22.6093 2009 12 10 xxx - yyy The USB monitor should always be stopped during installation and will always install as a user process even if user is administrator. Margins of the log browser was displaced if the logged content contained very long, non-breakable, strings. Shortcut selection for all posts (CTRL+A) now possible in SEP Client Log Browser. Signing out during a securing file operation no longer abort the securing operation when working on SharePoint. Files with ; in the file name will no longer abort securing operation when working on SharePoint. One user running multiple tabs securing the same file at the same time will no longer crash on SharePoint. eUSB and secured EXE file will display their own help files instead of calling SEP Client help file. This could have caused help file issues if eUSB was opened on a computer with SEP Client installed. Unsecuring files to My network places from context menu (unsecure to…) will no longer raise an error message. In Microsoft Outlook the select next/previous email buttons within inbox no longer close the email window. Opening a secured email saved as a file (.sema) multiple times no longer fails to open on third try. Secured eMails no longer getting stuck in drafts or marked as to be deleted after being sent. Enterprise Protection Method (EPM) – User controlled access customization for secured content on user and group level. Lets the user decide who to share with, and what role that user/group will have when accessing secured content. Protection Method Lock – Sets if a user is allowed to configure protection method of secured content. Secured eUSB kill stick – Remotely wipe a Secured eUSB stick. Secured eUSB lock down – Remotely lock/unlock access to Secured eUSB device. Synchronization enforcement – Locks a Secured eUSB device if no synchronization has been performed within a given period. Using recovery password to access SEP Client will ask to define new private password. Windows 7 32-bit support. When sending a Secured eMail, the unencrypted message dialog can be skipped and Secured email can still be sent. The old behavior would cancel out the whole send secure flow. Late activation, pre securing devices so users only need to activate the device and not go through the securing process themselves. Automatically secure USB device inserted will start securing USB devices without users having to interact. GUI Aesthetics Minimizing flicker for multi selection Icon and layout tweaks Grammar fixes Workflow dialogs tweaked to be less intrusive 4.2.15.5538 2009 11 11 xxx - yyy Secured eMail Outlook add-in crash when "Mobile Secretary" add-in conflicts with Secured eMail. For some profiles email ended up in deleted and draft folders, this has been corrected. Registry flag that stops user Client processes from starting has been expanded and now has one machine level flag for all users and one user level flag. This was requested for termial server/Citrix environments. 4.2.8.4880 2009 8 19 xxx - yyy SEP Client 4.2 installation issue has been resolved where it used to install a side by side copy when installed over 4.0 Client. Secured eFile and Secured eUSB display progress wizard for operations like copy-paste/overwrite etc. Incase of overwrite operation the progress wizard displays a confirmation message. Earlier this confirmation message used to display wrong path for overwriting, This has been fixed to display correct path for overwriting file. Secure file operation when run on Microsoft SharePoint has been fixed to work fine with the file names having Swedish characters i.e äåö. Earlier it was not possible to secure a file on Microsoft SharePoint with file name containing Swedish characters. SEP Client installer has been fixed to register .semf and semd file on Vista. Earlier SEP Client 4.2 installer failed to register .semf and .semd file on Vista when the installer was run not as an administrator with UAC turned off. The issue has been resolved now. 4.2.6.4782 2009 7 24 xxx - yyy Resolved certain issues that could cause eUSB Client log synchronization with the SEP Server to fail. Resolved an issue with the 'wrapmail template' in Norwegian language having an invalid "%%FROM%%"-tag embedded in the body of the template. SEP Client incorrectly stored log-information regarding events fired to safely remove a USB stick, invoked from the SEP Client settings. Resolved issues where the eUSB Client incorrectly displayed an version conflict alert if an USB stick was pulled out while attempting to log on to the secured area. SEP Client is now integrated with Microsoft SharePoint. Files can be secured and unsecured on the SharePoint using Secured eFile services. Functionality is accessible through the SEP SharePoint Server Extension Web Interface, or through the SEP Command-line (CLI) interface. A Command Line Interface to the SEP Client has been added. The operations that can be invoked are: Secure files/folders Unsecure files/folders Change access of files/folders Sign in to the SEP Client 4.1.24.4659 2009 7 21 xxx - yyy Change access policy added. Regulates if a user is allowed to add and remove access to secured information. Installer has been fixed to remove traces of 3.2 Client while upgrading to 4.0. ’None local storage’ mode added for secured groups - Client will not store Secured group access locally, instead requesting keys from the server. Secured group seed can be entered directly as a password even if not connected to a SEP sever. eUSB backup path policy now synchronizes with SEP sever and custom location is allowed through browse functionality. eFile, eFolder and toolbar icons have been changed from bitmap to icon format. This will improve quality and the transparency of the icons. Tooltips added to eFolder and eUSB folder view. Context menu added for shared secrets, add, copy, paste and delete. Log-browser improvements, line breaks and better description for canceling operations eFile and eUSB now use unique encryption key per secured group protection method, this increases security. Context menu and ’Copy to clipboard’ functionality added to ’Secured Contact Properties’ area in SEP Client email Settings. Securing a USB stick with master password now enables access to the secured area from other places then the same specific stick. For example a backup. Browse functionality has been added to eUSB deployment property page, for entering location for eUSB backup location, this will allow central control on default backup location for eUSB. Description has been added in to the ’License’ section of SEP client explaining that the license being displayed is distorted intentionally. Improvements have been made to make eFile more robust in operations involving parallel working from different windows applications over the network. eFolder and eUSB solutions have been improved and made more robust for operations involving drag and drop operations. Secured documents can now be unsecured on terminal server. Scrollbar added for viewing shared secrets with many characters in SEP Client Settings within Secured contact properties. A multitude of different application file icons are now graphically supported in Windows Vista and XP. USB memory sticks that are secured on Windows XP with ’do not allow unsecured content’ now can be re-secured in Windows Vista without issues Backwards compatibility has been fixed for templates using Unicode; they will no longer be dropped. The SEP Client has now fully been translated in to German and Norwegian language. The USB Deployment checkbox-options regarding backup procedures and 'secure existing content' are no longer visible if running Secured eUSB in limited state, since a limited license of eUSB doesn’t support securing existing information Incorrect log entry for cancelling ’Send Secured’ in trial license is fixed. When performing simultaneous operations on a Secured eUSB and removing the eUSB at the same time, could result in a possible eUSB crash. This issue has now been fixed and concurrent operations are possible to perform. On a specific versions of Microsoft Outlook 2003 and 2007 combined with specific configuration a copy, of a already opened Secured eMail, always ended up in Microsoft Outlook's ’deleted folder’ in a unsecured appearance. The issue has now been fixed. The SEP Client Settings-Profile Management could not present a server name with many characters. Profile Management graphical user interface is now adjusted to properly display long server names. When a document was opened from a eUSB secured area location and the eUSB was pulled the wiping process of the opend document, in a temporary location, was not performed. Issues related to wiping of files from Window’s temp location while pulling out eUSB has been fixed. This also improves wiping for secured eFile and eFolder operations as they work in a similar way. Fix has been made to avoid potential connection loss between SEP Client and SEP Server during transactions involving large amount of data. A secured eFile or eFolder can be converted to stand alone executable file. ’Detect and Repair’ option has been removed for the executable file (EXE), because the .exe file is static and can’t be updated trough this operation. The template designer had an issue when ’insert items’ were used and dropped on to the editor. This issue has been fixed. SEP Client logging module logs all the action performed involving SEP Client. The logging module earlier skipped logs for cancellation of secure/unsecure operation, and some of the action authentication operations. This has been fixed now. Issue related to ’reply secured’ from Microsoft Outlook 2007 with trial license eating up trial quota has been fixed now. Sep Client log functionality is adjusted to handle large numeric (size and log time) that earlier resulted in the deletion of logs from database Issue when renaming a folder with completely full eUSB has been fixed. After the completion of securing folder operation, eFolder displays a dialog showing files and folders that were not secured. That dialog has been fixed to stay on top until the user presses close button. Issues related to secure/unsecure process hanging in the task manager have been fixed. The unsecure operation for eFolder earlier used to unsecure the files that resided in the recycle bin. This has been fixed now and the files in the recycle bin will not be unsecured. 4.0.75.3416 2009 3 19 xxx - yyy Resolved an issue where expired registry key entries got created by the installer. This could cause Secured eMail to stop working with the Microsoft Outlook environment if the user's license got removed, even if the license was re-applied. Resolved a crash issue that occurred on XP if pulling out the USB stick, after that the log-browser had been used. There was an unhandled exception during shutdown. The eFolder/eUSB context sub-menu 'New' will no longer hold an ending separator sub-item. It is no longer possible to browse invalid paths using the eFolder/eUSB Explorer by entering them from the combo box when the secured area doesn't have any content. When dragging content to the eFolder Executable the browser should now properly display a non-valid-drop-target cursor (i.e. a blocked action cursor). Installer strings has been updated, to properly display windows explorer description labels properly for eFile/eFolder. Unsecuring a secured folder to a destination directory, where the destination files already exists should now give an option to overwrite all existing files/folders. Installer string-table has been modified for Swedish version. Invalid strings caused unexpected behavior when running the installer in all-users mode. Expired registry key, leftovers from old version 3.2 installations, will now properly get removed from the HKLM\software\windows\current version\run branch after an upgrade installation has finished. Modified timeout values for the SEP clients use of the https protocol during license registration and validation to be more reliable. Fix is only applicable when running under the online licensing model. Displaying 'About' information will no longer close the window until the user clicks it. Text resources updates; Spelling & Grammar error corrections. USB sticks secured on a 2000 or XP machine with the unsecured content policy set to block unsecured data, can now be used on a Vista machine. eFile/eUSB Browser Toolbar icon graphics updated. Tooltips have been added to the toolbar of the eFolder/eUSB Browser. Splash-screens now powered by Adobe Flash. Splashcreens updated for eUSB. Windows 2000 is now fully supported. Improved display of certain log-entries within the SEP Client log-browser. License property page explaining that a registered license is in a distorted form. 4.0.64.3345 2009 3 10 xxx - yyy Fix has been done to avoid 'unavailable' display names for secured contacts. A Potential memory issue that causes Microsoft Outlook to crash while sending secured emails has been fixed. Fix has been made to be able to properly send a 0 byte attachment securely. Drafts for a secured contact should now be properly created upon request, when adding shared secrets to an existing secured contact. A potential security issue has been fixed, where deleting and creating a specific secured contact would cause the new contact (with the same email address) to inherit the keys from the old contact entity. Licensing problems when binding and unbinding a remote profile has been fixed. The Secured eMail Outlook add-in/extension didn't refresh properly. Fix has been made to correctly deal with read only files in eFolder. Fix has been made to allow .msi files to run from eFile and eFile Executable. Thread dead-lock issue resolved when operating with a secured area using eFolder/eUSB. The context menu item 'Create new Lnk file' should no longer show up under 'New' in the eFolder/eUSB explorer. The 'Create new shortcut' context menu item within the eFolder/eUSB secured area has been removed from context menu of eFolder. Fixes have been made to better handle cancel-operations within an eFolder/eUSB secured area. Issues when running folder executable file from inside an eFolder/eUSB secured area has been fixed. Fix has been made so that the offline licensing works properly with Unicode characters. This fix only applies when running the SEP Client towards a SEP Server in offline mode. Issues with deadlock while upgrading SEP Client from version 3.2 where action authentication was enabled have been fixed. Unicode fix for the template system. The XML communication layer didn't handle specific restricted characters during a specific encoding operation. Log display fix, SEP Client Database ID was being displayed in truncated format after a upgrade from 3.2. Various language corrections/spelling error fixes. User can now use windows explorer's context menu, invoked through right-clicking on files and choose to 'Send to Mail Recipient' in a secured manner. Added logging support for opening and sending secured emails within an Microsoft Outlook environment. Graphically, a progress bar got added to the progress wizard that pops up when sending and opening emails of large size. Secured Contact Creation wizard GUI layout adjustment. Secured eMail can now properly integrate with eControl. Improved stability of the Secured eUSB Securing process. The USB device file-system integrity is now properly being validated, corrected and approved prior to securing it. A template has been added to show system process information and output during a securing operation; i.e. such as outputs from check disk commands. Additionally, a print button has been added when the template is displayed, allowing printing. System processes run during a securing operation of an USB stick can now be cancelled. Graphically, a progress bar got added to the progress wizard that pops up while converting large eFolder to executable. Forward and Backward navigation buttons has been added to eFolder and eUSB explorer, following a history list of navigation – Vista style. Recycle-bin icon has been added to the folder view of eFolder and eUSB explorer. Performance improvement/Optimizations for eUSB/eFolder. Retry button added to the dialog that is displayed when some files failed to get wiped during a certain eFolder/eUSB operation. Changes have been made in the DB interaction layer. It will result in improved performance for all products, and the SEP Client. Improvements are made on Remote Profile functionality and user friendliness. A progress-bar has been added to the wizard while dropping a remote profile, as it can become a lengthy operation. Several performance improvements in SEP Client. Startup-, sign-in- and synchronization- operations will be significantly faster. Amount of message boxes within the SEP Client have been removed, to get better seamlessness. Dialogs have been adjusted to better accommodate the text. Help-file chapters linking better matching tab structure of the SEP Client. Profile information attribute display-names can not use a large amount of characters, without getting cryptic display. Swedish language support added. 4.0.58.3061 2009 2 13 xxx - yyy Language updates, grammar spelling. Like other settings the user authentication mode is supposed to be carried forward to 4.0 after upgrade from 3.2. There was an issue where authentication mode was switched to "Windows Authentication" from "Login and Password" after the upgrade. A graphical fix where the Client's background didn't render itself according to the window's theme while expanding. Names with non Unicode characters e.g. (åäö) etc works fine as accounts name or anywhere in software. Account name was displayed as blank. It has been fixed now. Possible exception when an empty file was created, secured with private password using secured group in 3.2 and then opened after upgrading to 4.0. Possible loss of logged information while unsecuring eFolder has been fixed. While securing and unsecuring eFiles and eFolder, we now display the progress in graphical form. Secure operation on a USB will show any errors or dialogs from check disk. Language file terminology simplified to be more user friendly. Help file has been improved in terms of structure and content. Performance enhancement has been done while unsecuring eFolder with lots of files. 4.0.54.3022 2009 1 26 xxx - yyy Several Swedish and English language fixes. Misc GUI cosmetic fixes. Several template fixes. Template restore button in unbound state. Customized templates with images can be stored in profile. Backwards compatibility with 3.2; the admin lock was not properly imported by SEP Client 4.0. Unicode characters for company name and email (åäö). Help file indexing corrected for Secured eFile. Draft didn't get created while sending email to a new contact. Crash when unsecuring empty files. Missing log information for Unsecuring a secured folder. Added Swedish language to installer generation. SEP Client translation tool available for partners. This tool simplifies localization of SEP Client for unsupported languages. Multiple users editing the same file will get a warning when trying to save over a changed verision in a secured folder. Several Icon updates and inprovements. Implemented better proxy support for the SEP Server and GUI to setup a proxy server. A secured USB flash drive is now referred to with drive letter in error messages. Optimized the speed respond, when right-clicking a file. Progress wizard shows files/folders full absolute path while performing a copy/move within SEMX actions. Path depths longer than 256 characters are now supported fully within the SEMX browser. 4.0.39.2784 2009 1 6 xxx - yyy To avoid potentially corrupting flash drives, Chkdsk is run when converting to a secured USB flash drive. Added a Brute-force protection mechanism to slow-down the user feedback when attempting to intrude using bad login-credentials. Added support for the deployment options on the client side. Auto-NTFS, Auto-Secure and Auto backup policy can now be enabled/disabled on the client side. These settings are protected by the policy lock. Cut from Windows explorer and paste into SEMX explorer results in a copy operation.