- Using blacklists to block senders
To help filter out unwanted email, you can use blacklists to specify hosts and domains that are sources of unwanted email.
- Filtering mail using rules
You can use mail rules to move, forward, or delete new messages you receive that meet certain conditions. For example, you could create a rule that checks for messages from a certain sender or that contain a certain subject and automatically move the messages to a certain folder, send copies of the messages to someone, or delete unwanted messages before you ever see them in your Inbox.
- Archiving messages to free up space
Archiving frees up space and improves the performance of your mail. You can still access messages after archiving them.
- Tracking a message that has been sent
When troubleshooting, you may need to track a message you have sent. You can track sent messages to learn what servers they move through.
- Tracking a message that has been sent
When troubleshooting, you may need to track a message you have sent. You can track sent messages to learn what servers they move through.
- Upgrading the design of your mail folders
Depending on settings controlled by your Domino® administrator, it is possible that HCL Notes® upgraded your mail file design to include the latest design for Notes® folders such as Inbox and Trash, but not for folders you have created.
- Selecting an alternate From address in a shared mail file
If your administrator has set up a shared mail file for multiple users, users within the file can now choose an alternate “From” address when sending an email.