Denny's Rumblings about Domino...

I'm working on a side project and looking to gather some data.   All I can say for now is I'm hoping it will be something that benefits the Lotus community in the long run.   

I'm looking for your best end-user tip.  If you could let your users know just one thing about Lotus Notes that would make their daily jobs easier, what would it be.  Some little tip/trick that you use in Notes that many may not even know exists.  It could even be something simply like a short-cut key that you use. Or even that cool feature the Lotus Notes does and the 'other' client doesn't.

If you have one (or multiple) and are willing to share, I would greatly appreciate it. If you know others who might be willing to share, forward this along. Feel free to contact me with any questions/concerns you may have. 

Post it here or send it to me at drussell AT Sherpasoftware dot com

Thanks.

Might not be a big deal to most, but I thought it was pretty cool.  A while back, I submitted a tip to Search Domino and it made it into this current email and onto the site.

I've written about this many times before like here and here but I tell customers about it all the time so I thought putting it out there, may help others as well.

If you have a Rita's Itailian Ice store in your neighborhood, today, in honor of the first day of Spring, they are offering Free Ice.  Go out and get yourself one!!

I had the pleasure of giving a Webinar last week at Lotus User Group.  For those of you who didn't have a chance to attend, you can check out the recorded demo,
 What Lotus Professionals Need to Know About Mail Journaling and Compliance.

There is also a Moderated Forum going on for a few more days as well. I've moderated a forum in the past and look forward to many more of these in the future.

Back on my Sherpa Blog, I posted a link of a site that shows ini variables.  Since then, a few have responded and added more to that post.  I thought I'd start a new post and list those here as my original post was more to show a specific set of variables to use when conducting a full-text search.  Thanks to all who have posted.

And if you are looking for a list of all the ini variables, here's a start.  If others know of more, please repond and I'll update the list.

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Rudi Knegt

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