Tag: Lotus

  • Reading encrypted email in Lotus iNotes

    Reading encrypted email in Lotus iNotes

    I have seen this crop up a number of times over on Twitter, and a couple of colleagues recently picked up on my response with the solution. have you tried importing your ID into iNotes? allows you to read encrypted email Their question was, “how do you do that?”. So here is my explanation: Select…

  • The road back from “lousy”

    Bruce has posted a quote which got me thinking…. “No IdeaJam is not the issue, just people afraid of Domino applications as they have only been exposed to lousy ones in the past” Putting it mildly I’d say! I’m a strong believer that the “bad reputation” suffered by Notes is far too often due to…

  • Oh the irony!

    This caught my eye via google alerts, emphasis is mine. In a perfect world, all email clients would render our designs the way we intended it to be. Seeing as how browser compatibility for the web is still some way off, email client standardization would be eons away from reaching display nirvana. Together with Outlook…

  • Guess the culprit…

    Content from this Web site that is not provided under an agreement, such Content is not provided as “public domain”; you may use such Content for your personal, non-commercial use only and only in connection with your use of XXXXX. Yes, afraid so, its IBM with their Terms of Use on the Lotus Symphony website.…

  • IBM External Sametime working in the Notes 8 embedded client

    I noticed this yesterday, the embedded Sametime client in Notes 8 is now able to connect to extst.ibm.com. If this is actually new to anyone, IBM has an externally facing Sametime server, to which anyone with an IBM registration can login, and chat with IBMers internally. The server to connect to is extst.ibm.com using your…

  • Want Lotus Notes on the iPhone?

    Then promote the idea and sign the petition. Dear Mr. Jobs, We love the iPhone. But we are frustrated that you have focused your attention for Enterprise customers on Microsoft shops, while effectively snubbing IBM Lotus technologies, who remains a strong player with over 40% of the global messaging market. Maybe of us already support…