Re: how to use XBYJS

It appears that MSiE does not receorgnise Lotus notes as a valid mailer or
Lotus notes does make it self know as avlid mailer.
Anyway the main problem is that there is no synchronisation between MSiE
and Lotus notes.

Well, the work around is to use the other command called
XJSDUMP instead of XBYJS

In this case, you can manually open a new mail message addressed to the
www4mail server and then cut and paste from the browser window to Mail
window.

Thanks
Clement Onime


On Tue, 6 Jul 1999 ysunardy@bjservices.com.sg wrote:

> I already have attachment from URL ( HTML File ).
>  when I want to get connected the computer ask for SMTP (out going mail
> and POP3 ( incoming mail) also POP3 account. I don't know how to fill it.
> can you explain to me
> 
> I use Lotus notes, MS-IE v3.0 and connection by LAN ( server )
> 
> 
> 
> Note :
> 
> XBYJS  (use one option line only!)
>        Some Web browsers are not capable of transmitting data bye-mail,
>        e.g., MS-IE v3.0. This problem usually shows up after you check
>        the links that you would like to retrieve and select the "Get
>        Selected Document(s)" button. What you get is that your mail
>        program opens a new message with the address of the
> www4mailserver
>        appearing and the body of the message blank. You can use the XBYJS
>        option to work-around this problem provided you are using a
>        JavaScript compatible browser. Note: This work-around tries to fill
>        in the Subject: line automatically instead of the message body
>        needed by www4mail. But if you notice that the Subject: line is
>        blank, you will need to cut out all characters starting from the ?
>        sign in the To: field and paste them in the Subject: line manually.
> 
>

Received on Tuesday, 6 July 1999 10:17:34 UTC