Uninstalling The Polycom Video Conferencing Component From Lotus Notes; Setting Up Lotus Notes For Polycom Readimanager Lx100 - Polycom ReadiManagerLX100 Software Manual

Polycom ReadiManager LX100 Lotus Notes Scheduling Guide
Uninstalling the Polycom Video Conferencing
Component from Lotus Notes
Setting Up Lotus Notes for Polycom
ReadiManager LX100
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You can uninstall the Polycom Video Conferencing Component from Lotus Notes by
using the Add or Remove Programs Control panel in Windows.
Note:
Before you uninstall the component, be sure to make the following changes to the
Lotus Notes database:
If you have changed any database (including user's mail databases) to use the
VideoMeeting Template, you must reverse the changes before uninstalling
Polycom ReadiManager LX100 Lotus. Follow similar steps to the ones described
under Replacing a User's Mail and Calendar Database Design with the
VideoMeeting Template
instead of the VideoMeeting template.
If you changed the VideoMeeting Template to look like the standard mail template,
you must first change the master template name of the VideoMeeting Template
(database properties) back to 'VideoMeeting' in Database Properties, and then go
to the mail6.ntf database properties and set the master template name back to
'StdR6Mail'.
Before Polycom ReadiManager LX100 can be used to create Videoconferences in
Lotus Notes, the Polycom Video Conferencing Lotus Notes component must be
installed, and a Lotus Notes database must be associated with the VideoMeeting
template.
If you have not yet installed the Polycom ReadiManager LX100 Component for Lotus
Notes, see Installing the Polycom Video Conferencing Lotus Notes Component
page 40.
You can create a separate Polycom ReadiManager LX100 Calendar database, stored
on the local PC, or you can modify your current calendar/mail database to use the
VideoMeeting template. Administrators can also assign the VideoMeeting template to
users from the server side.
This section tells you how to set up Lotus Notes for Polycom ReadiManager LX100,
including the following topics:

Uninstalling the Polycom Video Conferencing Component from Lotus Notes

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