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Reserved words
The following are reserved words (system use only) for possible use in an URL space.
If you want to access these objects from the web, you can't use these words to name any other objects, such as folders, documents, or forms.
In the table below, the "current object" means the object specified by any URL elements preceding the one in question. Similarly, "current user" means the currently logged in user, unless the path element in question is preceded by an "Open-User" element.


Word
Position
Method
Function
~
beginning or immediately after the Login element
GET
any URL beginning with '~' is treated as a user name and Internet Services attempts to open the home page of that user
Attach
end
POST only
runs the form mail processor in a mode optimized for attaching or uploading file(s) to the current object
CGI-Bin
beginning or immediately after the Login element
any
tells Internet Services to look for the specified path under the external CGI-BIN folder
CGI-Win
beginning or immediately after the Login element
any
tells Internet Services to look for the specified path under the external CGI-WIN folder
Calendar
immediately after the user name in an Open-User URL
any
opens the calendar for the specified user
Create
end
GET
initiates a folder or conference action
Directory
beginning or immediately after the Login element
GET
opens Directory search
EditResume
immediately after the Login element
any
opens the resume in edit mode
ExtMailbox
immediately after the Login element or the user name in an Open-User URL
GET
opens the Mail Import form for the current user
FileOp
end
POST
initiates a multi-file operation
FormEdit
end
any
puts the current form in edit mode (if allowed)
This URL element can only be followed by FormSave.
FormNew
end
GET
creates an object of type oDocument or oFormDoc depending on current location and URL parameters)
The C enumerations for object types are all prefixed with 'o' (to indicate that they are object types).
FormSave
end
POST
saves the current object
Forward
end
GET
forwards the current object
History
end
GET
opens the history for the current object
Icons
beginning
GET
accesses an icon resource from icons.rez
Login
beginning
any
opens the login form, if standing alone
If it has a hexadecimal suffix, specifies the current authenticated session for the user.
Logout
end
GET
logs out the current session
Lookup
end
GET
initiates a Directory search relative to the current object
MemForm
end
any
opens a system form
Any URL containing this element must have a FormID URL parameter.
This URL element can only be followed by FormSave.
Open-Item
immediately after the Login element
any
initiate a typed folder open
Open-Item must be followed by one of the following: Mailbox, AddressBook, Calendar, VoiceGreetings, Bookmarks, HomePage, or Memos. If any of these items do not exist, they are created (if the user has the correct permissions).
Open-User
beginning or immediately after the Login element
any
accesses user information
The element immediately following Open-User will be interpreted as the user's name. The element immediately following  supports these special keywords: UIF, User-Info, Resume, Calendar, VoiceGreetings, Preferences, and ExtMailbox. Any other element (or no element) will treat everything after the user name as a path to something off that user's Desktop.
OpenIndex
anywhere
any
does an indexed open
The only place this is useful in a template set is in a few system forms and admin forms (permissions, user-info, and the group forms mainly). As an administrator you will almost never create your own new system forms, and we discourage you from doing so unless you have extensive coding and template knowledge.
Permissions
anywhere
any
opens the permissions form for the current object
Pictures
beginning
GET
accesses a picture resource from pictures.rez
Preferences
immediately following the Login element or the username element in an Open-User URL
any
opens the Preferences form for the current user
Reply
end
GET
creates a reply to the current object
Résumé
immediately following the Login element or the username element in an Open-User URL
any
opens the profile for the current user
Search
end
any
opens the Search form (GET)
initiates a search on the current object (POST)
Send
end
any
creates a message and attempts to address it to the current object (GET)
runs the form mail processor and attempts to send the current object (POST)
UIF/User-info
immediately following the Login element or the username element in an Open-User URL
any
opens the User Information Form for the current user
WhosOnline/Who'sOnline
immediately following the Login element or the username element in an Open-User URL
GET
opens the who's online list