Re: Customized letterhead

[Timothy Briley <tlbriley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The picture in the link is a personal address book, but you can add a 
photograph to a contact in either one. I would imagine that most of 
the contacts containing pictures in a local address book would simply 
be contacts copied from the Domino Directory, given that most 
endusers aren't going to go to the trouble of adding a picture to a 
contact in their personal address book.

At 04:34 PM 11/29/2007, you wrote:
> Does that link refer to the Domino Directory or the Personal Address
> Book(referred to as Contacts in 8) ?
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> When your company rolls out Notes/Domino R8, your management will
> have the option to add a photograph to each person's contact record
> in the Lotus Notes Name and Address book (directory). Here's the link:
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> http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/insidelotusblog.nsf/dx/8-things-to-like-about-contacts
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> At 03:20 PM 11/29/2007, you wrote:
> >I get a lot of email from coworkers at different plants.  It would be
> nice
> >to put a face on that name.  Today we had people walking around the
> >building that I sort of recognize but couldn't put a name on them.  It's
> >not like we're IBM in Rochester MN or something.  And I feel a little
> >awkward walking up to someone, sticking out my hand and saying "I'm Rob
> >Berendt, damn glad to meet you - who the heck are you?".
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> >Rob Berendt
> >--
> >Group Dekko Services, LLC
> >Dept 01.073
> >PO Box 2000
> >Dock 108
> >6928N 400E
> >Kendallville, IN 46755
> >http://www.dekko.com
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> >I sent my response before I saw Walter's response. Up to that point,
> >it appeared to me that you wanted to include a picture for all email,
> >including Internet email.
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> >Even given that, if you added your picture to your letterhead at any
> >company that I've worked for, you would catch so much grief from your
> >co-workers that eventually you'd find yourself removing it. Maybe
> >your company's different.
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> >At 02:46 PM 11/29/2007, you wrote:
> > >Timothy,
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> > >Why should a picture take up any more space than the "Buck Rodgers"
> logo,
> > >etc?
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> > >I think the answer is that the letterhead is not sent with the email.
> > >Apparently there's some simple text in the memo that says which
> >letterhead
> > >to use.  Then it displays an image based on the recipients mail file.
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> > >Walter said, if I want my recipients to see my picture in the
> letterhead
> > >then I better modify the mail7.ntf (or other templates as necessary)
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> > >apply those templates to all mail files on the server.  Based on that
> > >information, I think I'll pass.
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> > >On a related note, when I pull up my contact list in Sametime Connect
> > >Client and start a chat with someone, I see something which looks like
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> > >generic shading of a picture.  How do I populate that picture with a
> > >picture of that contact?
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> > >Rob Berendt
> > >--
> > >Group Dekko Services, LLC
> > >Dept 01.073
> > >PO Box 2000
> > >Dock 108
> > >6928N 400E
> > >Kendallville, IN 46755
> > >http://www.dekko.com
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