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Today when You need to import a file to a NotesDocument, the only way is to go through the NotesEmbeddedObject class, which will result in the attachment to be placed at the bottom of the form. I would like to see an improvement so that I can import any file
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When you have multiple rich text (lite) fields it becomes cumbersome to re-use the attachments for each specific field.
Something like:
@AttachmentNames( FIELDNAME )
would make things much easier.
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The option to View a file attachment in Notes rather than Open or Edit it is great. Skip the overhead of loading the application and avoid the risk of malicious code in the file. This works so well, I would like to be able to use these viewers for files
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just like available as in the column options....
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When I import multiple files at once and the file are sorted in the file selection by an alphabetic order
(file A, file B, file C)
the result is not always that the files are placed like that in my richt text field
(file C, file A, file B).
In otehr words the
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Attachments in rich text are placed at the point the cursor is placed at the time of import.
If you have multiple attachments beside each other in a rich text field there is no simple function to sort the selected attachments.
You can save all selected or delete all selected, but
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Access to image files, located in database documents from computed html, by IMG tag.
like this: [<img src=notes://server/db.nsf/0/2345345345/image.gif?openattachment>]
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Presently the only way to import an attachment into a richtext field using LotusScript is using the foreground NotesUIDocument.Import method. Like many foreground methods this is messy as it requires the document to be open on the user's screen, can be interupted via keystrokes, causes the imported text to appear
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Just a small idea how to improve the performance of opening documents in the Notes-client.
Right now if you open a document which contains attachments, then they are always completly loaded from the server and only after this the document is displayed. It would be better if attachments were loaded only
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I want to be able to right click on an attachment in an email message, select Copy, and then paste the attachment into a new message. Even in 8.5 I often get other pieces of the original email together with the attachment. The only way to reliably do it is
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Let's add some intelligence to attachment processing. The way Notes handles attachments hasn't changed in 20 years. It might have been ahead of its time back then, but it needs updating now.
When double-clicking an attachment, the client should automatically either open or edit the attachment based on the state of
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When DAOS-enabled Domino servers call each other for mail sending or replication, they can transfer file references first, and not transfer the file if it’s already stored in the target server's DAOS.
Let's assume,
- We have two DAOS-enabled Domino 8.5 servers: "ServerA" and "ServerB".
- There are replicating databases on both servers
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This had never occured to me until we converted a client from Exchange. Outlook has the attachments at the top of the email. A user does not have to scroll to find them, they are in easy reach after opening the email.
We need this in Notes too. A simple functionality
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For me it's a nice feature to implements a native LS code for manage a thumbnails of attachments images, so that I can't use other freeware/shareware tool for this.
Another feature is that the attach images are visibile in thumbnaling in the view column.
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We have been trying to use Domino mail rules to scan for and quarantine email messages that contain file attachments with certain extensions. While the mail rules do allow you to search for files using "any attachment names", the only options for the condition are "is", "is not", "contains" and
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When you choose Reply, you have an option to change to Reply to All without having to lose what you entered and go back to the view/original message. When you choose forward, which has become forward without attachments due to numerous requests (and I don't disagree), you do not have
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File attachment icons take up so much vertical space that people often put them on a line by themselves, which makes them less useful. I wish that Notes would support horizontal attachment icons, such as shown in my blog post. Please be forewarned that my post is talking
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When you open an email, whether received internally or externally it would be great if all the attachment/s were positioned in a pane at the top of the email (I believe Outlook does this and DWA does it but puts at the bottom which I'm ok with). I am sick
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Many end users don't understand the difference between Open and Edit and users who are now on version 7 or 8 are still Opening attachments and doing a Save As if they edit it in it's original program. I tell them to consider the Open as similar to opening a
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[Idea comes live from a Paul Mooney and Susan Bulloch session a Lotusphere]
The administrator can restrict the size of attachments that can be sent using the server. The openNTF mail experience template enforces that limit at the client. It would be a good if the IBM
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