Lotus Notes 6.5 Help - Advanced settings for a location

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Advanced settings for a location
You can click the Advanced tab in a Location document and customize the location you're editing, for example to use a different User ID from other locations, allow multiple users for an address book, use different bookmarks or subscriptions, or manage web retrievals and Java applet security differently.

Note If multiple users share address books in your organization, we recommend that they stop doing so and install multi-user Notes instead. For more information see Sharing a computer with other users.

If you're not editing a Location document, choose File - Mobile - Locations, select a Location document, and click the "Edit Location" button.

Under Basics, click the Advanced tab, and then under the next Basics tab:

Select Yes next to "Use operating system's time zone settings." This setting is most efficient for Release 5 and later. The No setting, which was used in Release 4, may require you to specify additional information, including NOTES.INI settings. For more information on time zones, see the Lotus Developer Domain article listed at the end of this topic.
If you select No, in the "Local time zone" field select a time zone for the location, and in the "Daylight-saving time" field specify whether daylight savings time is observed at this location.
In the "Only for user" field, enter all user names if more than one user will be using the address book.
In the "User ID to switch to" field, enter the name of the User ID you want to use at this location. For example, if this location is for another office's LAN where you need a different User ID to access servers, specify that ID here.
In the "Load images" field, select Always or On Request for displaying images in Internet Web pages.
If you see the "Bookmarks filename" field, it's because this Location document specifies a custom file name for the Bookmarks database (you may have entered this custom name in a previous release of Notes). You can use a custom file name for the Bookmarks database unless you plan to become a roaming user. If so, you must rename the file in the operating system back to the default of bookmark.nsf, and also correct the file name in this field. After you correct this field and save the document, the field will become hidden.
For more information, see Setting up as a roaming user.
In the "Subscriptions filename" field, enter the file name of an existing subscriptions database (default is headline.nsf). Notes will use the file the next time you start Notes. if you enter the name of a file that does not exist in your \data directory, Notes will create a file of that name.
In the "Network dialup idle timeout" field, enter the number of minutes of inactivity before Notes cancels the phone call.

For information on the other tabs under the Advanced tab, see the topics below.

See Also

Advanced SSL settings

Advanced Web retriever and log settings

Enabling Java applets in Notes

Adding secondary servers

Advanced MIME settings

Creating or editing a Location document manually

Time zones and daylight saving time in Notes

Keeping Time on the Lotus Developer Domain

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