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<p><b>New page</b></p><div># With version 0.0.15.26 you can store your Lotus password in Miranda, and the built-in authentication lets Miranda connect to Lotus API without prompt for password. You need to set some options before use this feature:<br />
#* Open your <tt>notes.ini</tt> file (Lotus Notes installation folder) and add the following line (Also you can do it automatic with {{Button|autoregister}} button in plugin's options dialog. If this option is checked, plugin verifies (depending on the given answer) if appropriate entry in <tt>lotus.ini</tt> exists and modifies it if required – every time it starts.):<br />
#* <tt>EXTMGR_ADDINS=lotusnotify</tt><br />
#* or if <tt>EXTMGR_ADDINS</tt> line already exists, simply add new extension after comma e.g.:<br />
#* <tt>EXTMGR_ADDINS=someextension, lotusnotify</tt><br />
#* Don't forget to set your Lotus password in plugin options!<br />
#* Now you can (if you need/want) set security option that I suggest to disable when answering the second question in the FAQ below.</div>FuzzyBot