| Here are some steps that will improve the battery life of your device while using Traveler.
Note: The actual path to the setting may be different on your device.
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From TN1331045
MySphere Posts
WebSphere Portal and WebSphere Content Manager Combined Cumulative Fix (CCF) 20 will be the last Cumulative Fix produced for the 7.0.0.1 release.
WebSphere Portal version 7.0.0.1 will continue to be supported until the End of Service date for Version 7 but no cumulative fixes will be released for 7.0.0.1 after CF 20.
Customers should move to WebSphere Portal 7.0.0.2 or WebSphere Portal version 8
1) User sends email with “Keep Private” to one recipient user.
2) In iNotes, Recipient user tries to reply and forward the same email but he could not do so.
3) Recipient user edits the emails and appends the text of the subject and body of the message and after that save and close the same email.
4) Recipient user again tried to forward, reply , reply to all but could not do so as per working of “prevent copying”. But he is able to copy and paste the content of the email into new mail.
Since iNotes runs in a browser, it cannot control global actions on messages – e.g. copy / paste. This is is a software limitation, with no viable workaround. Prevent Copying feature is not consistent with similar Notes feature.
There is no workaround and currently this feature is not possible. There is an Enhancement Request submitted as an SPR # DAGL8QLB2P to add this functionality. Currently there are no plans to address this issue in the current version of the product. It will be considered for future versions of product.
Information from TN1612079
IBM Social Business Channel on youtube
The last publicly available release of Oracle JDK 6 is to be released in February, 2013.This means that after February 19, 2013, all new security updates, patches and fixes for Java SE 6 and Java SE 5 will only be available through My Oracle Support and will thus require a commercial license with Oracle. It’s important for developers and systems administrators to either make the transition over to Java SE 7 or to work with Oracle to get updates via the Java SE Support program.
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| For a list of the currently supported devices, please reference the Lotus Notes Traveler System Requirements.
For the latest Lotus Traveler code updates, including Fix Packs, always check the Lotus Notes Traveler Recommended Maintenance page. Apple iOS 6 and iPhone5 Support: For 8.5.3 UP1: Please apply Traveler 8.5.3 UP1 IF1 or later, which is found on the Android 4.0 and Apple iOS 5 Support: For 8.5.2.x: Please apply Traveler 8.5.2.4 HF1 or later, which is found on the
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Firefox
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Firefox
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Firefox
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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| 8.5.3 FP2 |
Yes
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Yes
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no
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Yes
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Due to the increased rate at which vendors are now releasing new versions of their browsers, support for Firefox browser updates will only be maintained for the most recent shipping release of iNotes. iNotes product testing on new Firefox browser versions will continue at periodic intervals which may or may not align with the browser vendor’s release schedule. Lotus iNotes 8.5.3 FP3 was tested and certified against Firefox 16. Should a problem be found when using a browser update with the most recent release of iNotes, we will make every effort to resolve the issue. To expedite this resolution it is our recommendation that you contact the browser vendor as well as IBM Support about the situation.
Steps:
1. Create a database on the server (with any name e.g. BagOTrix)
2. Create an agent (using the following LotusScript) that is scheduled to Run “Never” with a target of None
Sub Initialize()
On Error GoTo ErrorLand
Dim session As New NotesSession
Dim thisDB As NotesDatabase
Dim targetDB As NotesDatabase
Dim targetServer As String
Dim targetDBStr As String
Dim docContext As NotesDocument
Dim prof As NotesDocument
Dim errorStr As String
errorStr = “”
Set docContext = session.Documentcontext
targetServer = StrRight(docContext.HTTP_Referer(0),”//”) ‘ gets rid of
http/https
targetServer = StrLeft(targetServer, “/”)
targetDBStr = StrLeft(docContext.HTTP_Referer(0), “.nsf”)
targetDBStr = StrRight(targetDBStr, targetServer + “/”) + “.nsf”
‘Print “
targetServer: ” + targetServer + “
targetDB: ” +
targetDBStr
Set targetDB = session.Getdatabase(targetServer, targetDBStr, false)
Set prof = targetDB.Getprofiledocument(“iNotesProfile”)
‘Print prof.Universalid
Call prof.Remove(True)
If (errorStr = “”) Then
GoTo Success
Else
GoTo Failure
End If
End
ErrorLand:
errorStr = “Got error ” & Error$ & ” on line ” & CStr(Erl)
Resume Next
Success:
Print “”
Print “Your profile document has now been deleted from database: ” +
targetDBStr + ” on server: ” + targetServer
Print “”
End
Failure:
Print “”
Print “
An error occurred while deleting the profile document from
database: “_
+ targetDBStr + ” on server: “_
+ targetServer + “:
” + errorStr + “
”
Print “”
End
End Sub
3. Set Anonymous Access to the database to ‘No access’, and default access to Reader.
4. Send an email to the iNotes user with a link to the agent on the server for e.g http://acme.mul.ie.ibm.com/BagOTrix.nsf/DeleteMyiNotesProfile?Openagent where “acme.mul.ie.ibm.com” will be your servers fully qualified hostname (FQHN) and “BagOTrix.nsf” is the name of the database you created earlier.
5. When the end user clicks on the link they may be asked to log in again and then the agent will delete the profile document from their mail database
From TN1512367
Estou divulgando o livro do nosso amigo e evangelista Flavio Mendes.
Este tema está sendo muito discutido e são poucos os especialistas neste assunto e o Flávio é um deles.
Licensing client access to the latest versions of many server products—including Exchange and SharePoint Server 2013—will cost more under certain conditions starting Dec. 1, 2012, although some volume license agreements insulate customers from price changes for several years. Customers generally have the option to license client access to on-premises server products by purchasing per-user or per-device licenses. The two types currently cost the same, but per-user prices will increase 15%, while per-device license prices remain unchanged. Regardless, per-user licensing will generally remain more cost effective in organizations where employees use multiple devices in the course of business.
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