How to show only common name on external mail sent in Lotus Notes

Document number: 16177

 

When an external message is sent via Lotus Notes mail, it will often contain the /PeopleSoft as part of the sender's name or their entire Internet address of firstname_lastname@peoplesoft.com. Domain or organizational addresses are necessary when sending external e-mail from PeopleSoft. The router uses this address to format the reply address. If the address is missing or not in the proper format, the recipient will be unable to reply to your message. The location document can be edited to specify the common name in addition to the domain name. This will cause only the common name to appear in the From: or Who: field for most recipients of external messages.

Editing the location document.

NOTE: All external email and messaging systems function a little bit differently. Editing the location document does not guarantee that the organizational name will not appear in every external message sent.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


The location document must be edited so that the common name will appear in most external messages sent.

To edit the location document:

  1. Open Lotus Notes.

  2. Select F ile from the menu bar.

  3. Select M obile from the drop down list and select E dit Current Location... from the next drop down list.

  4. Basics tab:
    • Internet mail address:
      • Enter the user's common name so that it appears before the Internet mail address.
      • Put the Internet mail address in the greater and less than brackets - < >.

        Example:

  5. Click the Save and Close button.

External mail will now appear with the user's common name.

NOTE: All external email and messaging systems function a little bit differently. Editing the location document does not guarantee that the organizational name will not appear in every external message sent.

 

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Created by the PeopleSoft Knowledge Management Team.
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Created: dcb 04/29/2002