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 Lotus Notes 8.5.1 Hotspot action question
Hi, I have seen this done but have no idea how to accomplish it, so any help is greatly appreciated !
I would like to send an e mail to a large group of people, and within the email have a sentence like "I have especially enjoyed working with xxxx" where xxxx will appear to each recipient as their own name. I would expect this to be pretty complex, but any help is gratefully received. Tha nks, Mark
ASKED: Jan 20, 2012  1:00 PM GMT
UPDATED: February 29, 2012  1:58:22 PM GMT
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I think you can put @text(@username) in place of xxx , if you are using formula to send mail, so that whan a person reads he/she gets his/her name there.
Similarly if you are using lotus script , you can give session.effectiveusername at that place. Pls check, I have not checked it practically, I may be wrong.

In your mail body Place a <computed text> and write the formula @name([cn];v3username) and teh complete you body , then send it , those who open get their own name
ANSWERED:  Feb 29, 2012  1:54 PM (GMT)  by Shivasanjay   520 pts.

 
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I think you can put @text(@username) in place of xxx , if you are using formula to send mail, so that whan a person reads he/she gets his/her name there.
Similarly if you are using lotus script , you can give session.effectiveusername at that place. Pls check, I have not checked it practically, I may be wrong.

In your mail body Place a <computed value> and write the formula @name([cn];v3username) and teh complete you body , then send it , those who open get their own name

If you have a question how to put <computed value> in your mail body. Here is the answer

in you mail body put a cursor where you want to place the <computed value>, then go to menu "Create">then select "Computed text". You will find the <computed value>.

Now you put formula for this computed value.I hope you get this.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  Feb 29, 2012  1:58 PM (GMT)  by  Shivasanjay   520 pts.
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