- IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 User Guide
- IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 User Guide
- Credits
- Foreword
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- Preface
- 1. First Impressions (The Client Interface)
- 2. To Chat or Not to Chat: Lotus Sametime
- 3. Feeds
- 4. Working with Widgets
- 5. Mastering Lotus Notes Mail
- 6. Lotus Notes Mail Tools
- Senders' Colors and Recipient Icons
- Collaboration history
- Finding available time
- Copy Into Tool
- Follow Up feature
- Stationery
- Message recall
- Spell check
- Out of office
- Junk mail
- Rules
- Mail size indicators and quotas
- Archiving
- Mail preferences
- Context menu (right-click menu)
- Adding tables and sections
- Printing documents
- Summary
- 7. Managing Contacts
- 8. Calendar and To Dos
- Calendar tour
- Adding to our calendar
- Repeating appointments
- Responding to meeting invitations
- Creating meetings
- Managing meetings—be the chair!
- Calendar preferences
- Managing calendar notices (invites and responses) in mail
- Automatic processing of invitations
- Setting our free time (availability) schedule
- Unprocessed and cancelled meeting preferences
- Default options
- Alarms
- Colors
- Delegating access to mail, calendar, To Do list, and contacts
- Setting defaults for room and resource reservations
- Rooms and resources
- Printing the calendar
- Calendar tools
- Group calendars
- To Dos
- Summary
- 9. Working with Lotus Notes Applications
- 10. Working Remotely (Replication/Synchronization)
- 11. Symphony
To read our feeds, we need to follow these instructions:
- Make sure the feeds sidebar panel is open; if it is not, click on Feeds in the sidebar panel to expand.
- Beside each feed name, we will see a + (plus) icon. Click on the + icon to expand and see the headlines. We will also see a number within brackets, representing the number of unread feeds. In the following screenshot, I have read all the Lotus Notes 8.x Tips and hence the number within brackets is 0.
- Click on a headline that we would like to read; in the following screenshot, I have selected Swiss voters projected to ban new mosque minarets from the USA Today Top Headlines feeds.
- Once we click on the headline, a dialog box will appear with a short summary of the headline, with an Open button that we can click to open the headline on the website where it was derived.
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