Adds a bookmark with the specified URL or current object.

Adds a name or names to a personal group in the Instant Messaging Contact List.

Changes the Calendar view to display one day, two days, one work week, one week, two work weeks, two weeks, one work month, one month, or one year.

Goes to a particular date in a Calendar view.

Triggers the alarm daemon to check for new alarms in the mail file.

Pops up a dialog box containing a one-day calendar view. The current database must contain a calendar view for this command to function properly.

Performs the menu command Edit - Delete.

Copies one or more selected entries as a table.

Puts Designer into debug mode, so that all LotusScript® scripts run in the debugger. The command is a toggle; selecting it again takes Notes® out of debug mode.

Displays the Dialing Rules dialog box, which allows you to define dialing rules for a modem in a Location document in a Domino® Directory.

Brings up a dialog box that displays the current document (either open or selected in a view). The dialog box shares fields with the underlying document. The user interacts with the dialog box as usual, clicking OK or Cancel when finished.

This function can be used with any form, but it's particularly useful with forms that contain a single table or layout region, because the user can interact with the table or layout region as if it were a dialog box.

Displays the Directories dialog box which allows you to search for an address, view detailed information about an address entry, and add an entry to your Domino® Directory with the Directories dialog box.

Starts or stops the alarm daemon.

Sets or returns an environment variable stored in a formula.

For two selected database replicas, marks the documents as read in one replica that are marked as read in the other.

Launches an application.

Performs the menu command File - Exit (File - Quit on the Macintosh), which closes Notes/Domino and all its open windows.

Opens the Free Time dialog box to allow searches for available meeting times.

Displays the actions pane for the current form, subform, or Page. The command is a toggle; selecting it again hides the actions pane.

Displays the view containing the current document when the user closes that document.

Encodes a string.

Removes a hotspot, without deleting the underlying text or graphic.

Displays the Properties box for the current hotspot.

Displays the Insert Subform dialog box, where you can select a subform to be inserted on a form.

Launches the requested Domino® application.

There are two ways to use @MailSend:

• When used with no parameters, @MailSend mails the current document (the one being processed when the @function is evaluated) to the recipient designated in the document's SendTo field. The document must have a SendTo field.
• When used with one or more parameters, @MailSend composes a new mail memo based on the information you supply in the arguments list, and sends it to the recipients listed in the sendTo, copyTo, and blindcopyTo arguments.

Evaluates the return value of a Password data type field with a number.

Pastes a bitmap into the background of a navigator. All other objects in the navigator overlay the background bitmap.

Pastes a bitmap into a navigator. The bitmap becomes a hotspot which can be edited like any other hotspot.

Displays the Properties box for a bitmap in a rich text field.

Indicates whether a field is locked by an administration policy and cannot be modified.

From the Notes® Remote Debugger client, opens the Select Debug Target dialog box.

Starts a chat with one or more users.

Displays the Choose Location dialog box, where you can choose your current workstation location, such as Office, Island, or Travel.

Sets an environment variable stored in the user's notes.ini file (Windows™, OS/2, and UNIX™) or Notes® Preferences file (Macintosh).

In Standard Outline views, filters a view to display only documents from a specified category. In Calendar views, filters a view to display only documents that contain a specified string in a specified column.

Makes the SmartIcons palette "float" so that users can move it around on the screen.

Switches to display the next set of SmartIcons in the Icon bar.

Cycles through the list of styles that have been defined for the current document, form, or page. This is the same as pressing F11. Each time you invoke StyleCycleKey, a different style goes into effect.

Validates an Internet address based on the RFC 822 or RFC 821 Address Format Syntax.

Compares two passwords.

Changes a view to show only unread documents, or to show read and unread documents.