Month: October 2008

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-10-03

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    back at my post and on duty. very cold and wet this morning 🙁 # re/importing SAP data into Notes after data has been changed :-/ # @pedrorq I’m looking for something more like the Logitech diNovo range http://snurl.com/41lxu or http://snurl.com/41lxx # @pedrorq just read this thread re using the diNovo mini on Ubuntu http://snurl.com/41m2f…

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-10-02

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    @TomRaftery blimey, did you feel it? # messing with excel functions to format text as required for importing into a Notes app…. :-/ # off to grab some grub # @garethj Congrats and enjoy! # @LotusEvangelist its on the server isn’t it? # @LotusEvangelist right, the power of the lazyweb, we all learn together! 🙂…

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-10-01

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    Buenos dias! a big hola to my latest followers @slapthorn and @spfrank # @ccmehil I’m with http://dreamhost.com/ and not had any issues, I love their one-click installs, makes things like WP upgrades a doddle # only three months to go and we’re still debating names for the daughter in waiting…. :-/ # @chuckstar76 that makes…

  • Reading encrypted email in Lotus iNotes

    Reading encrypted email in Lotus iNotes

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    Simon Scullion

    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…

  • So where and what have I been up to…!?

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    Yes, yet again, other than my twitter updates, the blog has been devoid of “real” content for quite some time! That is not to say that there hasn’t been much going on, rather the opposite, “real” life standing between blog and blogger! So here’s what I’ve been up to of late: Brothers came over for…

  • links for 2008-09-30

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    Migrating IBM WebSphere Portal v6.0.1.1 to version 6.1: A step-by-step guide This white paper provides the detailed steps and best practices for migrating an existing standalone IBM® WebSphere® Portal 6.0.1.1 environment to a standalone WebSphere Portal V6.1 environment. Included are pre-migration tasks and requirements, instructions for migrating core resources, post-migration tasks, and an explanation of…