Ajustando o seu Endereco de e-mail - Revision history

Ebasso at 14:41, 27 February 2014

2014-02-27T14:41:48Z

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Ebasso at 22:50, 24 May 2009

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	~~Shortname Emails~~
	~~Every week or two, I get an email from a Lotus Notes / Domino mail users that looks like the screenshot below:~~

	~~This is the first initial last name format that's the default when Domino gets installed.~~		Abra o documento de Configuração ,

	~~Here's the fix~~		Vá em MIME -> Advanced -> Advanced Outbound Message Options
	There is a very simple fix to this problem. You can make your emails change from the shortname to RFC 822 format. The steps below show screenshots in version 6+. Version 5 is similar but getting to the configuration document might be slightly different. When you make the change below, your outbound address will be "Firstname Lastname" <shortname@yourcompany.com>~~. In the receiver's inbox, your message will show from your firstname and lastname instead of your shortname.~~

			e defina no campo, o respectivo valor:

	~~Step 1 - Find your server's configuration document~~		RFC822 phrase handling: Use CN as phrase
	~~Open your configuration document (Configuration\Messaging\Configurations).~~

			depois reinicie o router

			> restart task router

	~~Step 2 - Modify the advanced outbound message options~~		Ele agora vai pegar o nome do usuário
	Go to Mime\Advanced\Advanced Outbound Message Options and change the "RFC822 phrase handling" to "Use CN as phrase". That's it. You may have to "tell router q" and "load router" from the Domino server console to force the change.

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New page: Shortname Emails Every week or two, I get an email from a Lotus Notes / Domino mail users that looks like the screenshot below: This is the first initial last name format that's the defau...

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Shortname Emails
Every week or two, I get an email from a Lotus Notes / Domino mail users that looks like the screenshot below:

This is the first initial last name format that's the default when Domino gets installed.

Here's the fix
There is a very simple fix to this problem. You can make your emails change from the shortname to RFC 822 format. The steps below show screenshots in version 6+. Version 5 is similar but getting to the configuration document might be slightly different. When you make the change below, your outbound address will be "Firstname Lastname" <shortname@yourcompany.com>. In the receiver's inbox, your message will show from your firstname and lastname instead of your shortname.

Step 1 - Find your server's configuration document
Open your configuration document (Configuration\Messaging\Configurations).

Step 2 - Modify the advanced outbound message options
Go to Mime\Advanced\Advanced Outbound Message Options and change the "RFC822 phrase handling" to "Use CN as phrase". That's it. You may have to "tell router q" and "load router" from the Domino server console to force the change.