Managing contacts
You save information about people and groups in your contacts.
About this task
Each contact can include as little or as much information
as you choose. The contact form is designed to be tailored to your
use. To open your contacts, click
in the client banner. From this view you can edit
and delete contact records, and sort your contacts alphabetically
by name, by company or by e-mail address by clicking one of the views
in the navigator.
Procedure
Manage your contacts by completing any of the tasks in
this table.
Synchronizing your contacts
with your Notes contacts - If you are a Notes user, you can
set a user preference in Notes so
that contact entries stored in your local Notes contacts file (usually names.nsf)
are also stored in your mail file on the server. Setting this preference
ensures that your Notes contact
records are synchronized with your web client contact records. You
synchronize contacts from the Notes client. See the topic Synchronizing
your contacts with iNotes or a mobile device in the Notes Help for additional
information.
| Task | Description |
|---|---|
| Create a new entry | Click New to create a
new contact entry. Enter information in any of these fields:
Note: If
you include the contact's company name, you can later sort your contact
entries by company.
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| Customize a contact form | Click the arrow next to any field and change the field name. |
| Add email sender to contacts | A quick and simple way to create a contact is
to add the sender of a message to your contacts. The email address
and the certificate used to sign the message are automatically included
when the contact entry is created. Select a message you have received,
and click . Note: If there is already an
entry for the sender in your Contacts, it is updated with the new
information.
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| Adding certificate information to a contact record | You need a person’s Internet certificate or
their IBM® Notes® certified
public key associated with them in your contacts in order for you
to send them encrypted mail. There are three ways to do this:
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