1. You can write a rule or create an agent to sort your inbound mail into separate folders.
2. You can replicate your database, and in the replication settings you can choose to replicate only one of the folders set up in Step 1. Then write an agent to delete the mail in the folder just...
I always check the database properties. Go to the (i) tab, and click the User Detail button. Hopefully, you're recording activity already.
Hope this helps,
DDickey
As I understand it, spell checking and printing are two jobs that tax the memory. If I were troubleshooting this, I'd examine the RAM usage - does this user have a lot of junk loaded in the background (i.e., screen saver, virus scanner, other utilities)? How many other programs does this user...
Try this:
@Command([Execute];"c:\\path\\filename.doc")
1. Replace the "c:\\path\\filename.doc" with your network drive letter, path and file name.
2. Be sure to insert 2 backslashes, not just one, in between subdirs.
DDickey
This has always been one of my 'pet peeves' about Notes email. To overcome this, I always bcc: myself in the message. That way, I got an honest-to-goodness stand-alone copy of the message to do with as I please.
DDickey
Highlight the message, then open up Document Properties (yellow diamond smarticon). Go to the fields tab and examine the fields such as $MessageID, $MIMETrack, From, and Received.
DDickey
I would check 2 things. 1) Make sure your Person document in your Domino Directory is pointing to the same mail file and mail server location as your Location document is. 2) Make sure you have cluster replication enabled for your email files on both servers. (Domino Admin client, select your...
By chance, do you have a backup of your public address book? I make a separate local copy of the public address book once a month for just this purpose. If I need to restore a user I can copy his/her Person doc from the local copy back into the current server copy. Then all I have to do is...
To check your agent in 4.x, click on the Agents view of your email db. To check your agent in R5, open up your email db in Designer and go to Agents.
Look for the ProcessOutOfOffice agent. (If it's checked, it's turned on, meaning you haven't disabled it yet. Some folks inadvertently turn it...
Here's what I would do:
1. To transer calendars, copy all of the documents from the users' old Meetings and To Do folders to their new Meetings and To Do folders.
2. To transfer folders, as you've described, without the old email docs, I only know of one way. Make a copy of a user's email...
One more thing. You can add the Admin group, with appropriate rights assigned, to the ACLs of all your templates like this --> [Admin]
Putting brackets around the group name will add the group to the ACL of all new databases you create with the templates! (Placing the Admin group in the ACL of...
Most of the time when I see problems with the Out Of Office agent it's because it's set to run on the wrong server, or on Local. When a user opens up the agent for the first time he/she is prompted for the server it should run on. Most folks accept the default (Local) which is incorrect. It...
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