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Someone recently asked about forwarding a document and setting the subject on the mail to be forwarded. In Notes 6 a new @-function was added which makes this a very simple task...
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IBMs Groupware-Lösung Lotus Domino lassen sich in der Standardkonfiguration durch die Webmail-Komponente Benutzer-Passwort-Hashes entlocken. Da im Internet Passwort-Cracker für Domino zu finden sind, liessen sich damit gegebenenfalls die Benutzerpasswörter errechnen, so ein Security-Advisory von Cybsec...
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Take a sneak peek at the new encryption/decryption APIs offered by Lotus Notes and Domino 7.0...
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Lotus recently posted the following security alert about standard Domino webmail. This means browser access to a regular mail database (not iNotes). I consider this a moderately important issue, since many Domino webmail sites have swiched to some version of iNotes. The problem relates to HTML attachments being loaded immediately instead of prompting the user to save or open them...
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This article offers tips that help avoid storing "editing" fields when designing Lotus Notes/Domino applications. When you're designing a Notes application, the way you want to ask for a value on a form is sometimes different from how you want to store it. Situations in which this might be the case include...
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A few months ago we posted a tip about our accessibility compliant drop-down menus. An alert reader correctly pointed out that the menu didn't drop down if you tabbed through the links. That goes to show that there are multiple types of accessibility issues you need to be concerned with. Our original solution only looked at screen readers and ignored users that could not use a mouse. The good news is, we have updated the site and now the drop-down menu items will appear when you use a tab to go through the links. Read on to find out what changes we made to the original solution...
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Nowadays, Web security is as big a concern as ever -- so why not take advantage of Lotus Domino's many security features to ensure that your Web data is as safe and secure as possible? Many customers use Lotus Domino for their intranet or Internet sites. Securing the Domino server in these environments is very important to ensure both the integrity of the data and the availability of the Web site, especially on the Internet. In this article, we discuss how you can use Domino security features to enforce security in your Web environment. We begin with a quick overview of the Domino security model. Then we look at securing a Web server through Web authentication, server security, and data security. This article assumes that you are an experienced Domino system administrator...
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The final beta release for Notes and Domino and the Extended Products 7, Beta 4, is now available! Thank you for your participation in the IBM Lotus Notes and Domino 7 and the Extended Products Beta program. We are excited about this release and your participation in the Beta program. Your involvement will help us achieve even higher levels of product quality for Lotus Notes/Domino and associated products. Beta 4 provides you with one more opportunity to preview the 7 release before we ship later in 3Q2005. We look forward to your helpful and informative feedback...
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IBM Lotus announces the Notes/Domino 6.5.4 FP1 Maintenance Release. This release is an unscheduled Fix Pack consisting of relatively few fixes, to address significant issues discovered between scheduled Maintenance Releases...
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In a recent project, we were copying databases from one server to another. There were many databases to do, so we decided to write an agent to do the copy. But we wanted copies, not replicas. We found out that the NotesDatabase.CreateCopy method does not copy documents (it only copies the design). This tip is part 1 of 2 describing how we programmatically created a copy of the design and the documents...
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In a recent project, we were copying databases from one server to another. There were many databases to do, so we decided to write an agent to do the copy. But we wanted copies, not replicas. We found out that the NotesDatabase.CreateCopy method does not copy documents (it only copies the design). This tip is part 1 of 2 describing how we programmatically created a copy of the design and the documents...
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The purpose of this document is to emphasize performance enhancements included in the Notes 6 client, to provide you with tips to maximize Notes 6 client performance, to provide you with a list of known issues, and, finally, to provide you with useful tips for troubleshooting issues that may arise with the Notes 6 client...
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Every once is a while you "re-learn" things in Notes that you haven't used in a while. One of those I recently went through was permutation comparisons in formula language. Read on to find out more...
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