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Using HCL Traveler and mobile clients
Information on configuring and using HCL Traveler with supported device clients.
Using HCL Traveler for Microsoft Outlook FAQ
With the HTMO 3.0.0 release, we changed the name of IBM mail support for Microsoft Outlook (IMSMO) to HCL Traveler for Microsoft Outlook (HTMO). HCL Traveler for Microsoft™ Outlook (HTMO) provides you with Mail, Calendar, and Contacts features so that you can work with your HCL Domino mail directly in your Microsoft Outlook interface.
Looking up names in your organization directory
When addressing a new email or meeting invitation, you can automatically look up names in your organization through the Address Book Provider.

Using HCL Traveler and mobile clients
Information on configuring and using HCL Traveler with supported device clients.
- Common HCL Traveler user tasks
  There are many tasks that are common to HCL Traveler, regardless of the device you are using.
- Using HCL Verse Mobile
  You can bring many of the capabilities of HCL Verse – See Important People, manage tasks that Need Action, and act quickly on top items – to your Android or iOS device.
- Using an Apple device FAQ
  There is no client software to install to use HCL Traveler on Apple devices. However, you must create an account on your device for mail, calendar, and contacts before you can connect to the HCL Traveler server.
- Using a BlackBerry device FAQ
  There is no client software to install to use HCL Traveler on BlackBerry devices. However, you must create an account on your device for mail, calendar, and contacts before you can connect to the HCL Traveler server.
- Using a Windows™ Phone device FAQ
  There is no client software to install to use HCL Traveler on Windows™ Phone devices. However, you must create an account on your device for mail, calendar, and contacts before you can connect to the HCL Traveler server.
- Using a Windows™ tablet device FAQ
  HCL Traveler provides support for Windows™ tablet devices, such as Windows RT and Windows Pro.
- Using an Android device Frequently Asked Questions
  Traveler for Android devices is now HCL Verse for Android devices.
- Using HCL Traveler for Microsoft Outlook FAQ
  With the HTMO 3.0.0 release, we changed the name of IBM mail support for Microsoft Outlook (IMSMO) to HCL Traveler for Microsoft Outlook (HTMO). HCL Traveler for Microsoft™ Outlook (HTMO) provides you with Mail, Calendar, and Contacts features so that you can work with your HCL Domino mail directly in your Microsoft Outlook interface.
  - Installing and configuring HTMO
    Read the requirements. Then, install and setup HCL Traveler for Microsoft™ Outlook.
  - Using local X.509 certificates for authentication
    Beginning in HCL Traveler for Microsoft Outlook (HTMO) 3.0.1, the HTMO client is able to authenticate with the Domino/Traveler server using certificate based authentication instead of using password based (Basic) Authentication.
  - Signing and encrypting email messages with X.509 certificates
    HCL Traveler for Microsoft Outlook (HTMO) supports Domino signing and encryption/decryption of emails exchanged with other Domino email users. Beginning in HTMO 3.0.1, end-to-end encryption and signing via native Microsoft Outlook X.509 certificate handling is also supported.
  - Accessibility features for HCL Traveler for Microsoft™ Outlook
    Accessibility features assist users who have a disability, such as restricted mobility or limited vision, to use information technology content successfully.
  - Supported languages
    HCL Traveler for Microsoft™ Outlook supports the following languages:
  - Quick reference
    Use this quick reference to see at a glance the HCL Traveler for Microsoft™ Outlook (HTMO) features that are added to Microsoft Outlook.
  - Choosing whether to log in automatically
    You can save your login password so that you no longer need to provide daily. If you do, HTMO remembers your password and authenticates you in the background unless you change your password or it expires.
  - Notifying people when you're out of the office
    You can send automatic replies to people who send you mail when you're out of the office.
  - Looking up names in your organization directory
    When addressing a new email or meeting invitation, you can automatically look up names in your organization through the Address Book Provider.
  - Scheduling a room for a meeting
    When you schedule a new meeting, you can find and schedule a room. This feature is available when your company is set up to use an on-site Domino® Resource Reservations database.
  - Manage who can access your Mail, Calendar, and Contacts
    Use the Delegation feature to give a person or a group of people access to parts of your mail file. For example, give an administrative assistant access to the calendar to manage your meetings.
  - Encrypting or signing messages using Domino encription/signing
    For more security, you can encrypt or digitally sign messages that you send.
  - Seeing how close your mail file is to the size limit
    The mail file size limit is referred to as the mail quota.
  - Working with Calendar
    This topic describes several things you can do to optimize your experience when working with calendar entries in Microsoft™ Outlook.
  - HCL Notes® required settings
- Using IBM Mail Support for Microsoft Outlook (IMSMO) FAQ
  With the HTMO 3.0.0 release, we changed the name of IBM mail support for Microsoft Outlook (IMSMO) to HCL Traveler for Microsoft Outlook (HTMO). For more information, see htmo/3.0/use_using_HTMO.html.

Looking up names in your organization directory

When addressing a new email or meeting invitation, you can automatically look up names in your organization through the Address Book Provider.

Make sure that you are using HCL mail add-in version 2.0.1 or a later version. If you used an earlier version previously, also create a new profile to use with the client going forward. For more information, see the section Directory limitations and restrictions in the topic HTMO Known limitations.

Look up a name in any of the following ways:
- Begin to type a name that you've selected before and select it from the list of names that's automatically displayed.
- Begin to type a name and click Check Names to search for it.
- Click Address Book, select Address Book Provider, and search for the name.
Note: If you have set up a connection to an LDAP directory that is used by your organization, you can look up names in it or in the Address Book Provider directory. Some names are likely to be found in both directories.