Seems like it is not implemented yet. There are couple of ideas that have been implemented in upcoming release of Notes Client (V12 which will be out soon).
Thanks for clarification. I do agree about your information on Stationery.
However, my previous update suggests that what new changes have been included in upcoming V12 release of HCL Notes Client. I shared link related to what new ideas have been part of upcoming release of HCL Notes Client. So, it was like additional information.
To answer your main query, the idea "https://domino-ideas.hcltechsw.com/ideas/NTS-I-418" doesnot looks like to be implemented as of now. It might be considered for future release. It may or maynot be possible through some customisation in mail file but if you are looking for inbuilt feature, i guess there is none as of now. Request you and other colleagues to vote for this idea to increase the weightage.
Yes, I already voted and a couple of colleagues did as well, but well, we would need really more votes to get a really nice feature that even I would use on a daily basis.
We will then wait and hope more people vote for this.
@Elvis E. Henriquez A. For an experienced Notes developer this would be an easy task to add this functionality to a mail template or database (if only Notes) or not so easy task (Verse Web, iNotes).
Some thoughts:
Do you need a central storage for those "reply templates", thus they can be managed in one database for lots of mail databases or do you want to store those in each and every mail database separately?
Should those "reply templates" contain placeholders?
Should they contain rich text (tables, images, formatted text)?
Should they contain one or more file attachments?
For simple, text-only text blocks there could be another way:
You could develop a tool bar icon to select and insert an text block in the current field.
Or you use a program like AutoHotkey, PhraseExpress or something similar to do this on the os level.
In my particular case, I'm kind of a really-basic Notes developer.
The idea sounds really good for Notes, but users are using Verse and iNotes mainly (Notes is being used only for a few), but it's a really good suggestion, in general, even using those third party apps.
Going right to your inquiries:
Placeholders won't be necessary.
Rich text as well as attachments can be a possibility.
But for beginning, simple text would be really fine, so, I'll try to get into that with users while more votes and hopefully an inbuilt feature.
Then you can create templates for the users, and either have the users pick the template they want to use or have the agent do it automatically for them.