Rather than redirect the users' notes.ini file, I've always set Notes to run from a drive letter mapped back to the server. --- Rob Beekmans <robbeekmans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, for it seems to be operational enough to post, > here's my notes question. > > I've posted this before, but know in the light of > the latest devolpments I'm gone post a complete > review and hope someone can shed an ew light on it. > I've got a customer running Lotus Notes 5.0.5 on > Terminal server 4.0 / MetaFrame 1.8. > They use a facility management application from > which they want to send mails to customers, just > sending not receiving. > They asked us to implement Lotus Notes on Citrix, as > we did. > Lotus Notes was installed the usuall way, using the > notes.ini.dir file to redirect the notes.ini > location to the users home directory. > Lotus notes works fine, on itself. > However when we try to send mails from e.g. the > specific application or word we can't get it working > anyway than putting the users notes.ini local on the > server. > Putting the users notes.ini local on the server > takes away the ability to use notes in a multi user > environment, that's why the notes.ini.dir has been > brought in. > I've read all I could find on the vast internet and > haven't found the solution yet. > things we've tried. > > - edited the MAPISVC.inf files to get lotus notes > included in the mapi client selection screen. > - added notes to the registry > HKLM\software\microsoft\windows nt\current > version\compatibility\inifiles > - followed all documents from citrix and lotus with > no result. > > My question to all of you is; > Have you ever got notes working on a thin > environment together with word and other programs, > so that you could send mails through notes from > those other programs? > If so, how did you do it and why can't I get it > working (I know the answer to that one...LOL). > Some how I seem to miss something. > > Thanks for any input > > greetings > Rob Beekmans > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com ========================== This Weeks Sponsor New Moon Canaveral iQ New Moon makes central deployment and management of server-based applications simple! Now intelligent Printing with UniDriver! See a demo at: http://www.newmoon.com/products/demo/