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Troubleshooting Lotus Notes Traveler: the basics
DominoPower Magazine - July 2009
We've been getting a number of reader questions about using Lotus Notes Traveler, many of which are very basic and quite easy to solve. In this article, we've aggregated the questions and give you some helpful answers. You'll slap yourself on the forehead and say, "But, of course. I knew that!" And, well, our own Joe Dolittle goes a little off the bend.
DAMO deep-six: is there a future for Outlook/Domino integration?
DominoPower Magazine - July 2009
For those falling into the second camp, IBM's announcement last month that it'll no longer be upgrading DAMO is somewhat disturbing. DAMO stands for Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook and was one of Lotus' particularly interesting efforts to create interop between the Microsoft camps and the Lotus camps.
Evaluating your Domino Document Manager (Domino.Doc) transition options
DominoPower Magazine - July 2009
This week, we have another expert on tap, Daniel Lieber, who will look at not only Domino-based solutions, but solutions utilizing Quickr, migration tools, FileNet and more. Lieber helped write the upcoming IBM Redbook on Domino.Doc to Quickr migration and also was an author of the Quickr migration tool supplied by IBM.
What to look for in a Domino-based document management solution
DominoPower Magazine - June 2009
This week, we'll look at how you can retain full document management capabilities and stay in Domino completely.
Understanding Domino.doc end-of-life options
DominoPower Magazine - June 2009
On May 12, 2009, IBM finally did the inevitable and officially discontinued Lotus Document Manager, better known to most as Domino.doc. In this article, document management specialist Scott Tomlinson discusses the issues and problems related to moving off of Domino.doc to an alternative solution.
Lotusphere 2009 explores Connections, Quickr, Foundations, Protector, and LotusLive
DominoPower Magazine - February 2009
It's time for more Lotusphere analysis. So far, Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard gave you an overview of Notes and Domino 8.5.1 and discussed SAP integration, OpenNTF, mobile, Sametime 8.5, and more. This week, he looks into some more Lotus initiatives including Connections, Quickr, Foundations, Protector, and LotusLive.
Mashups, Portal, Symphony, Sametime, and more, more, more
DominoPower Magazine - February 2008
Last week, we talked about the Lotusphere announcements about the currently shipping Notes and Domino. This week, it's time to look at the new Mashups, Portal, Symphony, Sametime, and more, more, more.
TeamStudio's LifeCycle
DominoPower Magazine - April 2000
Thomas Carlisle once said, "Man is a tool-using animal. Without tools, he is nothing. With tools, he is all." In this in-depth article, Dan Velasco reviews LifeCycle, a LearningSpace course that will enable you to use the TeamStudio suite of tools much more effectively and present you with a development philosophy and methodology that may very well fundamentally change the way you do Lotus Notes/Domino development.
Distance learning with LearningSpace
DominoPower Magazine - January 2000
Lotus LearningSpace is hot. But do you want to use it? In this excellent article by David Mann, he recounts his experiences with LearningSpace and covers the things he really appreciated as a seasoned Lotus Notes developer as well as the things that made him want to drop kick his monitor. Very important: there are some critical LearningSpace tips in this article you'll need, and you won't find them anywhere else but in DominoPower!
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