A hotspot is text in an email or other Notes document that links to a url, application, or document, or executes an action when you click it. To change the hotspot to a different type of hotspot, or the destination of the link. Rightclick the hotspot and click Hotspot Properties. Click the ...

A hotspot is a link or text that executes an action when you click it. If you want to remove the hotspot, but keep the text, follow these steps: Click the hotspot. Click Hotspot Remove Hotspot.

A hotspot is text in an email or other Notes document that links to a url, document, or application, or executes an action when you click it. You can show a border around a hotspot to more clearly show that it is a hotspot. Rightclick the hotspot and select Hotspot Properties. Click the Hotspot ...

In an email, calendar entry, to do, or other Notes document, you can create text that links to other documents, views, or applications in Notes (the same way you can create a link to a URL). Select the text you want to be the link. Click Create Hotspot Link Hotspot. Open the item to link to ...

An action hotspot is text or an image that preforms an action when you click it. It works like a button, but it looks like a link (has blue underlined text). For example, you can add an action hotspot in an email that will send an autoreply back to you. You can create a hotspot in emails, ...

When you add hotspots (links, popup text, or actions) to a graphic in an email, calendar entry, or other Notes document, you can customize the hotspots. This article tells you how to specify the order of the hotspots to tab through, add an alternate name for hotspots, move a hotspot, delete a ...

In this quick tip I show how you can send cool images with hot spots to your colleagues.

You can add a hotspot to a graphic or a section of a graphic in emails, calendar entries, and other Notes documents. A hotspot links to a web site or other location, displays a text popup (like this), or performs an action. To add a hotspot to a grpahic, follow these steps: Click the graphic, and ...