An interesting tweak posted at "Andrew Pollack's Blog" long back on "Making Notes 8.x (including 8.5 beta) in Eclipse feel much faster" Thanks to (AndrewP)
Increasing the vmarg.Xmx= value on "jvm.properties" actually improves the performnace. Details are available on Andrew Polloack`s Blog.
I made this change on my 3GB Laptop , bumped the setting to 1024 and i see some improvements.
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Updating a user ID file using obsolescent Name Change feature.
How can Notes user ID be updated to reflect the current name for this active user ?
The answere is yes using Obsolescent Name Change feature available only via the Domino Administrative client.
The answere is yes using Obsolescent Name Change feature available only via the Domino Administrative client.
- Open Admin Client, go to Configuration tab -> Tools -> Certification -> ID Properties.
- Select an ID to modify, You will require the ID password to access properties.
- From the ID Properties dialog box, click Your Identity -> Your Name -> Name Change
- On the Name Change dialog box, select Advanced Options -> Click the Obsolescent Name Change button and specify a name to be changed.
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Download IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.1
Finally Lotus Notes 8.5.1 is ready to download using passwort advantage.
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
SwiftFile Mail Assistant
Recently i found a usefultool called SwiftFile that helps to organize e-mail into folders. Notes 8.x CD includes the SwiftFile Mail Assistant version 4.0 program in the Apps directory.
You can also download it for free without any registration click here.
SwiftFile is an intelligent assistant for Lotus Notes that helps users organize their e-mail into folders. SwiftFile uses a text classifier to learn each user's mail-filing habits. SwiftFile uses the model it learns to predict the three folders into which the user is most likely to place each incoming message. The predictions are presented to the user as three shortcut buttons that allow the user to quickly file each message into one of the predicted folders.
You can also download it for free without any registration click here.
SwiftFile is an intelligent assistant for Lotus Notes that helps users organize their e-mail into folders. SwiftFile uses a text classifier to learn each user's mail-filing habits. SwiftFile uses the model it learns to predict the three folders into which the user is most likely to place each incoming message. The predictions are presented to the user as three shortcut buttons that allow the user to quickly file each message into one of the predicted folders.
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