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Notes.ini tips and tutorials

Selective editing of notes.ini settings can improve the performance of your Lotus Domino servers, but it requires a steady hand and the proper know-how. This collection of tips and tutorials will provide you with knowledge you need to successfully ... Continue Reading

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Running multiple instances of Lotus Notes

Setting up multiple Lotus Notes clients for in-house developers and testers can help them work more efficiently. The steps may vary depending on your organization, but the setup works with all versions of Notes. Continue Reading
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 ... Continue Reading
Use a notes.ini setting to adjust font sizes in Lotus Notes

Learn how to implement a notes.ini parameter that will proportionally adjust the font size in Lotus Notes based on a user's screen resolution setting. Continue Reading

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Track and record Lotus Notes user logins to Domino Server

Discover notes.ini settings you can implement that will track and record the Lotus Notes users and IP addresses that log onto your Domino server. Continue Reading
Log off idle Lotus Notes users for better Domino Server performance

You may not realize it, but idle Lotus Notes users are taking up load of unused space and resources on your Domino server. Learn about a simple notes.ini parameter that Domino administrators can set on their servers that will log idle Lotus Notes ... Continue Reading
Copy Lotus Notes databases from the Domino Server console command line

Learn an undocumented technique that lets you makes copies of Lotus Notes databases from the Domino Server console command line instead of a client. Continue Reading