Displaying messages in standby mode

Hi!
I have E50 and yesterday I saw my colleges E50 and was surprised, then I saw how “New messages” are displayed in standby mode. Then I receive New message it just is displayed “New Message (1)” and on his E50 was shown “Sender” and Preview of message text! Is it an option of some fresh version of prone software or it is adjustable? I couldn’t find where I can change option to get the same presentation!
Thank You.

i own 3250, and mine absolutely not support it!!
but i ever looked something like u said, on n73..
i think it's a new firmware interface, try to update your firmware..
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    Paul,
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    -----Original Message-----
    From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
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    Subject: Processing Logged messages in batch mode ?
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    If you rename your partitions' log files before running the app and do the
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    -----Original Message-----
    From: J-Paul GABRIELLI [SMTP:[email protected]]
    Sent: Monday, March 01, 1999 11:29 AM
    To: 'Kalidindi, Ravi CWT-MSP'
    Subject: RE: Processing Logged messages in batch mode ?
    Sorry, I was looking for a batch way, when the partition is dead (i.E.
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    -----Message d'origine-----
    De: Kalidindi, Ravi CWT-MSP [SMTP:[email protected]]
    Date: lundi 1 mars 1999 17:51
    A: 'Kallambella, Ajith'; 'J-Paul GABRIELLI'; 'Forte'
    Objet: RE: Processing Logged messages in batch mode ?
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    -----Original Message-----
    From: Kallambella, Ajith [SMTP:[email protected]]
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    To: 'J-Paul GABRIELLI'; 'Forte'
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    If you rename your partitions' log files before running the app and do the
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    From: J-Paul GABRIELLI [SMTP:[email protected]]
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    To: 'Kalidindi, Ravi CWT-MSP'
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    Sorry, I was looking for a batch way, when the partition is dead (i.E.
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    -----Message d'origine-----
    De: Kalidindi, Ravi CWT-MSP [SMTP:[email protected]]
    Date: lundi 1 mars 1999 17:51
    A: 'Kallambella, Ajith'; 'J-Paul GABRIELLI'; 'Forte'
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  • Processing Logged messages in batch mode ?

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    I found '/output' for node managers, but for single ftexec(s) ?
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    Thanks in advance,
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    One way to findout the log file is to inspect your
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    Ajith Kallambella. M
    Forte Systems Engineer
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    -----Original Message-----
    From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
    Sent: Monday, March 01, 1999 9:06 AM
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    autopoweroff         1
    autopoweroffdelay    14400
    standbydelay         1800
    standby              1
    ttyskeepawake        1
    hibernatemode        3
    hibernatefile        /var/vm/sleepimage
    womp                 0
    displaysleep         10
    networkoversleep     0
    sleep                60
    acwake               0
    halfdim              1
    sms                  1
    disksleep            10
    Also, an auxilary question.  Can anyone explain the autopoweroff and autopoweroffdelay settings?  They appear to undocumented in manpages and can not locate any info on the web.

    Thanks for the input Michael.
    The thing that started this, is the new Late 2012 MacBook Pro simply uses much more power in "sleep" mode than what I experienced on my old Late 2007 White MacBook.  Every night, the "sleep" mode would result in almost a drain of the battery and the result is that I was unneccessary cycling the battery. With no OS revisions to address this, I have changed the defaults to enable hibernate for both the charging and battery mode.
    The strange thing about this is that even to get a true hibernation in battery mode I have to unplug all USB devices or the device will not hybernate.  Again, never had to do this on the old White MacBook and the power usage at night was very small.
    This works for now, but I think a device should sleep with very little (less than 4%) power loss when power is disabled.
    Thanks again for the input.  Here are the current settings.
    Battery Power:
    lidwake              1
    autopoweroff         1
    autopoweroffdelay    14400
    standbydelay         1800
    standby              1
    ttyskeepawake        1
    hibernatemode        3
    hibernatefile        /var/vm/sleepimage
    displaysleep         1
    sleep                10
    acwake               0
    halfdim              1
    sms                  1
    lessbright           1
    disksleep            5
    AC Power:
    lidwake              1
    autopoweroff         1
    autopoweroffdelay    14400
    standbydelay         1800
    standby              1
    ttyskeepawake        1
    hibernatemode        3
    hibernatefile        /var/vm/sleepimage
    womp                 1
    displaysleep         10
    networkoversleep     0
    sleep                60
    acwake               0
    halfdim              1
    sms                  1
    disksleep            5

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