Our experts' favorite freeware tools for Lotus Notes and Domino

We asked our SearchDomino.com experts to tell us their favorite freeware tools for Lotus Notes and Domino Server administration and other everyday IT administration tasks. Find out what freeware tools and applications they say are the best on the Web.

Published: 08 Feb 2007

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administration and other everyday IT administration tasks. Find out what freeware tools and applications they say are the best on the Web and for Lotus Notes and Domino.

What is your favorite Lotus Notes or Domino freeware? We want to hear from you -- email the editors your top picks.

Mike Lazar's Favorite Downloads

Active Directory Cookbook

OpenNTF Mail Experience: A useful alteration of the standard mail template for Lotus Notes Domino 6.5 and Lotus Notes Domino 7.0.

OpenNTF OpenLog: Use standard error messages across all your Lotus Notes and Domino agents and events.

C API Toolkit: Access Notes Domino data via the C API.

Mike Lazar is our Notes/Domino administration expert. Click for his bio or view Mike's responses to your questions.

Chuck Connell's Favorite Downloads

Active Directory Cookbook

Linux Operating System: Open-source operating system.

Filezilla: A fast, free and reliable FTP client.

CSDiff: An advanced file-difference analysis tool for Microsoft Windows.

Chuck Connell is our Notes/Domino spam and security expert. Click for his bio or view Chuck's responses to your questions.

Jens Bruntt's Favorite Downloads

Active Directory Cookbook

Sizer: Size windows to the dimensions you need.

NotesConnect: Check Notes Domino ports for availability.

RealVNC: Manage remote servers or workstations.

Notespeek: Access Lotus Notes inside the NSF and examine item contents.

Jens Bruntt is our Notes/Domino Web development expert. Click for his bio or view Jens' responses to your questions.

Andre Guirard's Favorite Downloads

Active Directory Cookbook

GIMP: A great alternative to Photoshop.

TopStyle Lite: A CSS editor.

WinMerge: Find differences in text files.

Andre Guirard is our Notes/Domino Development expert. Click for his bio or view Andre's responses to your questions.

What is your favorite Lotus Notes and Domino freeware? We want to hear from you -- email the editor your top picks.

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Messaging and Email Learning Guides We've gathered a collection of our learning guides and tutorials on messaging and email-related topics. You'll find administration tips, and information about application integration, backup and recovery, and dealing with spam -- among other topics. Then see below, our messaging and email-related quizzes and our larger collection of resources. Need more basic information before you get started? See our definitions for email, instant messaging, malware and spam.

Five Domino domain default server settings you should change and why In this article, Lotus Notes Domino expert Andy Pedisich gives five default settings in your Domino domain that you should change, including the Message Recall setting and the 'use more secure Internet Passwords' setting. Modifying these settings will improve server performance, enhance Domino security and will give you tighter control of your Domino domain.

Data management freeware and shareware guide. Cheat sheet quick look-ups for finding freeware and shareware related to data management.

Setting up RSS feeds in Lotus Notes Domino 8 Learn step-by-step how to generate RSS feeds within your Notes client using Lotus Notes Domino 8's blog template and Domino Web Access (DWA).

Exploring Lotus Notes Domino 8.0.1 and beyond Learn about some significant new features in IBM's Lotus Notes 8.0.1 release, such as Traveler and MyWidgets, and how they add to the previous 8.0 experience.

A guided tour of the Lotus Notes Domino blogosphere Discover a handful of the best Lotus Notes Domino blogs on the Web that consistently deliver helpful tips for Domino administrators and developers.

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