Beim IE machst du das unter Extras/Internetoptionen Reiter Programme, hier Notes als E-Mail Programm eintragen.
Beim Netscape 4.x siehts das schon anders aus.
Here's how. If you've got R5, you can find the nmailman.dll in your notes executable directory. If you want to do this for R4.6 you need to get the "Browser Bundle CD" from your Lotus sales rep. This CD contains Lotus customized versions of NS and/or IE. The installation will take care of these customizations for you. I think the 4.6 version may use a dll called lnmail32.dll. The lnmail32.dll is available somewhere on one of Lotus's web sites and is NOT part of the 4.6x Notes distribution.
To enable Notes functionality for Netscape, you configure the Netscape Navigator/Communicator preferences file, prefs.js, which is in the c:\programfiles\netscape\users\username directory.
In this file, you set two preferences. The first sets the intention to use third-party mail to true; the second names the third-party mail DLL to use. Follow these steps:
1. Open the prefs.js file in a text editor. Set the mail.use_altmail preference to true to establish third-party mail handling.
user_pref("mail.use_altmail", true);
2. Set the mail.altmail_dll preference to the name of your DLL.
user_pref("mail.altmail_dll", "nmailman.dll");
3. The DLL (NMAILMAN.DLL) must be in your Netscape programs directory. The path should be something like :
c:\program files\netscape\communicator\program
Setting the mail.altmail_dll preference identifies the third-party mail DLL to use.
Wie das unter 6 oder 7 aussieht weiss ich nicht
Gruss
Dirk
