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2. Click to remove the check mark beside the application or applications
that you want to have managed by the native file system instead of
Domino.Doc.
3. Click OK.
Setting up for using the Windows Explorer Interface
If you will be using the Windows Explorer interface (Domino.Doc Neighborhood),
you must have the Domino.Doc Desktop Enabler, or Desktop Enabler
Plus, installed, as well as Windows Explorer. You also need to obtain from
your Domino.Doc Library Administrator the URL to the library, or libraries,
you will be using. To use the Windows Explorer interface you must install
the Desktop Enabler, restart your PC, and open Windows Explorer.
After you have restarted your PC, following the installation of the
Domino.Doc Desktop Enabler, you will have two tools to use to get to your
Domino.Doc library, or libraries:
• a shortcut to the Domino.Doc Neighborhood on your desktop.
• an icon for the Domino.Doc Neighborhood directly below Network
Neighborhood in the navigation pane of Windows Explorer.
Connecting to the library
Libraries in Domino.Doc reside on a Domino Server that can be accessed
either through an HTTP protocol or a Lotus Notes protocol. To use the
Windows Explorer interface, you must establish a connection to your
Domino.Doc library, or libraries. You can set up multiple library connections
and navigate from one to the other.
If you are not sure of your server or library name, consult your Domino.Doc
Administrator. The address syntax for your server and Library is:
Protocol://Server name/Domino.Doc library name
For example:
• http://myHTTPServer/librarynameLIB.nsf
• https://myHTTPServer/librarynameLIB.nsf
• Notes://myNotesServer/domdoc/librarynameLIB.nsf
Note For Notes protocol only, you must use the full path with the
install directory (by default, /domdoc).
If you want to use a URL to access a library, the library name must be in the
non-proxy list in the web browser.
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