This is a question about doclinks in a mixed client environment (Notes/Outlook). I’ve been trying to get doclinks to work in Outlook they work just like ordinary URLs, when they are converted to mime instead of notes rich text you get something like:
This works in Notes but in outlook, Lotus pops up, but says “you’re not allowed to route through this server”. A bit of playing around, and I found that if I create a hotspot in a document and put:
…in as the URL, then it works fine in Outlook. So, my question is, how do I get Notes to put a machine name into the doclink when you right click a document and go “copy as link”? Or maybe add this at the server level when a doclink is sent? Any ideas?
Subject: RE: sending a doclink to a non notes client
Hi Francisco!
I can’t find any contact information for you, so can you or anybody else who has found the solution to this please contact me at LSauve@br-inc.ca as soon as possible?
I feel terrible for responding so late… I finished working on the project and I have not signed on for a long time, busy doing other things non-notes related… If anybody wants the info please email me to
you can make an file with the extension of .NDL which would be the document link you want. In outlook it would like a normal file, but when you envoke it would go the the correct of the link.
Stuart,I already have a method of sending doclinks through outlook by creating .NDL files, but most people want the… “Notes:///80256AE00038332B/6472E18B00D2134780256BCA0031BB4F/C07B1AC35C3E50AB80256E12003391C2” link that you’ve mentioned here, where you able to create this and would it be possible to give us some hints on how to do it?