F5 Is No Longer Used In ND8 To Lock Notes ID
March 31, 2008 – 12:34 pmF5 is no longer used to lock your Notes ID; this key is now used to refresh your screen. To lock your Notes ID, the new key combination is “Ctrl+F5“.
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5 Responses to “F5 Is No Longer Used In ND8 To Lock Notes ID”
It’s about time!
By Yancy Lent on Mar 31, 2008
why not change it with F9 ?
By Patrick Kwinten on Mar 31, 2008
Ctrl-F5 does not blank out the screen when locked, which can be viewed as a security issue…
By Jerry on Apr 2, 2008
>> Ctrl-F5 does not blank out the screen when locked,
No, you are wrong, Crtl-F5 does exactly what F5 did before.
By eknori on Apr 3, 2008
Ulrich, pressing Ctrl-F5 in the Eclipse-based Notes 8.0(.1) Standard version locks the client but leaves the currently opened view / document / workspace / … visible. That is not what F5 did in older versions.
By Marc Henkel on May 8, 2008