HOME PAGE CUSTOMIZATION
The easiest way to set up any type of connection is to click Tools > Client Reconfiguration Wizard, and answer the questions Notes asks, letting Notes create or edit your address book documents automatically. Before using the wizard, be sure you are using a LAN location, for example, Online.
To create a LAN Location document manually
1. From the menu, click File > Locations > Manage Locations.
2. Click the Online location and then click Edit.
3. On the Basics tab, enter your Internet mail address. This is usually the Internet version of your organizational Notes mail address, for example, JSmith@acme.com.
4. Click the Servers tab, and enter the name of your home/mail server, for example, "MailEast/Acme." This is the hierarchical name of your DominoR home server.
5. Windows users only: If your company has an IBM LotusR SametimeR server and you want to be able to log on to instant messaging from this location, enter the server's hierarchical or host name In the IBM Lotus Sametime server field.
6. Leave the other spaces on the Servers tab blank.
7. On the Ports tab, select TCPIP.
8. On the Mail tab, set Mail file location to On Server.
9. Enter the mail file path name on the server in the Mail file field. For example, "mail\jqpublic.nsf"
10. In the Internet domain for Notes addresses when connecting directly to the Internet field, enter the Internet domain name of the Domino home server (if you use a Domino server for mail). For example, if your Domino server "MailServer/Acme" had the address "mailserver.acme.com," the Internet domain would be acme.com.
11. Leave the remaining fields on the Mail tab as they are.
12. Click Save & Close.
13. Make sure your location is set to Online.
14. Exit and restart Notes.
15. Click the Mail icon in the Bookmark bar to open your Mail.
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