Lotus Notes Domino User Settings

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Creating settings and policy documents

Complete the following steps to check your authority level. If you do not have this authority, you will need to work with a Domino administrator to obtain these roles. You must be listed in the Domino Directory ACL and assigned, at a minimum, the ... Continue Reading

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LotusScript creates drag and drop interface in Lotus Notes client

Using this LotusScript, you can create a drag and drop interface that you can implement in your users' Lotus Notes clients, allowing them to move documents from one view to another. Continue Reading
Secure Lotus Notes/Domino 8.x from mail to unknown recipients

Reduce Notes/Domino 8.x server strain by adjusting SMTP configurations settings to reject email messages to anonymous unknown recipients and groups. Find out how. Continue Reading
Domino server setting and email policy tricks admins must know

Are you constantly un-doing a mistake one of your Lotus Notes Domino users made? Here are two quick server settings and policy changes to help protect Notes users from themselves and relieve some administrator stress. Continue Reading

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Setting up local replication of a Lotus Notes database for offline employees

SearchDomino.com LotusScript expert Cregg Hardwick explains how to set up local replication of a Lotus Notes database, so employees can access it even if they're offline. Continue Reading
Secure Microsoft Excel spreadsheets with LotusScript

Want to protect your Microsoft Excel spreadsheets from tampering? This LotusScript code from SearchDomino.com member Prasad Knair programmatically lets you secure a Microsoft Excel file with a password and prohibit what columns can be edited. Continue Reading
Programmatically create a shortcut for Lotus Notes

When used in a form action, this code from SearchDomino.com member Jon Urwin will invite users to click a button, browse for a file, and then insert a shortcut to that file in a rich-text field. This is ideal for items like a Lotus Notes discussion ... Continue Reading