Notes.ini Entry



Name:

    iNotes_WA_MessageMarkingPrefs

Syntax

    iNotes_WA_MessageMarkingPrefs=0 / 1

Applies to:

    Servers - DWA Only

Add-on:


    First Release:

      7.0.2

    Obsolete since:


      Category:

        DWA, iNotes

      Default:

        None

      UI equivalent:

        None, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory

      Description:
      DWA 7.0.2. "What's New" in release notes declares that Message Marking was added (blue circles indicate if you are in SendTo, CopyTo, etc). Messages are in fact marked in the view if configured from Notes, but I can't find the Mail Preferences page in DWA to configure message marking.

      Add this ini setting iNotes_WA_MessageMarkingPrefs=1 to your 7.0.2 server and the preferences tab shows up

      Note: Setting this variable requires a restart of HTTP task

      Applies to Lotus iNotes clients. Use this setting to enable the Mail - Message Marking user preference in iNotes, so that users can set a user preference to display icons in Mail views that indicate whether they were the only recipient, or one of many. For mail sent to the user's Notes-style address, these icons indicate whether the user's name is the only name in the To field, whether it is listed with others in the To field, or whether it is in the cc field.

      0 - (default) iNotes users will not be able to set message marking preferences, nor will they be able to modify message marking preferences set in the Notes client.

      1 - iNotes users will be able to set message marking preferences, and will they be able to modify message marking preferences set in the Notes client.

      If users previously set this feature in the IBM Lotus Notes client, the icons also display in iNotes whether this setting is enabled or not. However, this setting must be enabled to allow users to set or modify this setting from iNotes user preferences.

      Note: Previous versions of iNotes were called Domino Web Access.