Active users are running anything from 6.5.4 to 8.5.2.
No User Training, No ID recovery, No ID Vault, No DAOS, No Roaming, No Policies, No Managed Replicas, No iNotes access, No SameTime, No Traveler, No Databases, Laptop Users are on VPN with No Local Replicas, and Internet Messages are being converted to Plain Text.
How:
The free Panagenda Analyze tells no lies, and is a great addition to our 'Health Check' arsenal.
What's Next:
Please put your Business Cards in the Bin. No wonder your users hate Lotus Notes.
Getting Started with IBM Notes 9 - Part 5: What happened to my Toolbars
Wed, May 29th 2013 1:15a Mat Newman One of the design goals for IBM Notes 9 was to simplify the user experience and streamline the user interface. Yep, time to fire up the DeLorean and switch on the time-circuits folks, we're heading back to March 1999! Ahhh ... 1999. The world was in the grip of the Millennium Bug frenzy, Bill was in the White House, John was in the Lodge, Cher was 'Top of the Pops' and we waited in anticipation for the first of George Lucas' Star Wars prequel's to hit the cinemas. And Lotus came out [read] Keywords: ibm
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How to insert your mail signature in a Lotus Notes meeting invitation
Tue, May 28th 2013 12:05a Mat Newman A couple of weeks ago Russ Maher flicked me a question via twitter whether it was possible to include a Lotus Notes mail signature in a Meeting Invitation. Well, of course it is! It's Notes, and Notes can do anything! :-) Initially I thought this was going to require a major hack of the mail file. However, further investigation revealed an agent in the mail database design that I hadn't really noticed before; it's called - interestingly enough - "(InsertSignature)". Guess what it do [read] Keywords: acl
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Using IBM Notes data as a source for Google Maps API
Wed, May 22nd 2013 10:20p Mat Newman During the past couple of weeks I've been consulting for a customer who required some heavy integration between IBM Notes data and Google Maps. That project is in it's final stages and is close to coming online. What that experience has shown me is how (relatively) simple it is to take source data from a Notes application and present that information using the Google Maps API on the web for public consumption. To begin with, the complete Google Maps API (v3) is available here for your re [read] Keywords: ibm
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Getting stated with IBM Notes 9 on Ubuntu 12.10 or 13.04 x64
Sun, May 12th 2013 9:13a Mat Newman IBM Notes 9 installs without any problems on both 12.10 and 13.04 x32 flavour. However, the x64 version has a few tricks that you need to repair before you can run the installation files. Over on Usablesoftware's blog there's a nice reference to the steps required to get IBM Notes 9 installed. With the fantastic assistance of Jason Hatch from IBM, I learned that the only thing required to get Notes 9 running on x64 was to remove some dependancies from the control file in the IBM supplied [read] Keywords: ibm
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Getting Started with IBM Notes 9 - Part 3: The Search Box
Wed, Apr 10th 2013 1:13a Mat Newman In Part 2: Introducing the Masthead, we discussed the new Masthead feature in IBM Notes 9, and briefly touched on the Search box, which has now been moved - with the IBM Social them applied - from the Toolbar to the Masthead. The Search box itself has a fantastic new feature which deserves it's own post, which is: IBM Notes 9 can now simultaneously search all Mail, Including the current Users Mail database and all archives configured for that user! YAY! The option needs to be se [read] Keywords: ibm
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Getting Started with IBM Notes 9 - Part 2: Introducing the Masthead
Mon, Apr 8th 2013 5:43p Mat Newman With the introduction of IBM Notes 9, one of the major design goals was to implement the IBM "One UI" experience with an updated interface to the Notes client. Within the FRAMEWORK utilised by the OneUI design principals, major navigation elements are located across the top of the 'page'. Feedback supplied to IBM designers also indicated that many users 'lost' the quick links to their Personal Information Management (PIM) applications (Mail, Calendar, Contacts, To-Dos, etc) with the intro [read] Keywords: ibm
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