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Logging in to iNotes
When you log in, you must enter your name and Internet password unless you give someone permission to see your free time. In that case, you do not need to enter a user name or password. Anyone can read entries in your Inbox to which you allow public access (meetings, calendar entries, and so on). However, to send mail or create calendar entries, you are prompted to enter a user name and Internet password.
Securing your credentials
This topic provides information about securing your credentials when you log out of iNotes. When you log out,HCL iNotes® removes your login credentials and private data from the browser's cache. Deleting this data prevents an unauthorized user from using cached information to access your mail file.
Installing Browser Cache Management
Browser Cache Management provides security by controlling which URLs are stored in the cache when the HCL iNotes® session ends.

Logging in to iNotes
When you log in, you must enter your name and Internet password unless you give someone permission to see your free time. In that case, you do not need to enter a user name or password. Anyone can read entries in your Inbox to which you allow public access (meetings, calendar entries, and so on). However, to send mail or create calendar entries, you are prompted to enter a user name and Internet password.
- HCL iNotes® windows will not open
  Pop-up blockers prevent new windows from launching, which makes HCL iNotes® unusable. For example, you may not be able to create a new message or calendar entry. Pop-up blockers can also block the Help windows from displaying.
- Securing your credentials
  This topic provides information about securing your credentials when you log out of iNotes. When you log out,HCL iNotes® removes your login credentials and private data from the browser's cache. Deleting this data prevents an unauthorized user from using cached information to access your mail file.
  - Installing Browser Cache Management
    Browser Cache Management provides security by controlling which URLs are stored in the cache when the HCL iNotes® session ends.
- Managing your Notes ID and passwords
  You use security preferences to manage your Internet and HCL Notes® passwords. Depending on how your administrator set up your mail account, you might also be able to delete your Notes ID if it is corrupted and you need to replace it.

Installing Browser Cache Management

Browser Cache Management provides security by controlling which URLs are stored in the cache when the HCL iNotes® session ends.

Before you begin

The Browser Cache Management feature must be enabled by your administrator, who may have already installed it for you.

About this task

If you use Microsoft™ Internet Explorer to view your mail, you can set a Logout preference to install Browser Cache Management, which improves performance and security for your iNotes sessions.

To install or uninstall Browser Cache Management, go to Preferences > Logout.

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