Whilst trying to determine if this blog was performing badly (or not) I came across this great site – monpage.com
Its free to use and will provide a graphical representation of the availability of servers and the responsiveness of webpages.
I configured it to monitor this domain, another domain hosted with the same provider and the same virtual [...]
A bit of an odd one this and it could be specific to the way mailboxes are configured in our environment.
I started to play with the new Calendar feature in 8.5 which allows you to subscribe to other peoples calendars including Goggle calendars. In this instance I was overlaying a colleagues Notes calendar and just [...]
Let me start by saying I know the best version control software for Notes is Teamstudio’s CIAO, but in a large corporate environment there tends to be a standard for software version control.
Now if your like me and you want to try and encourage senior management to view Lotus Notes development as part of the [...]
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Well the novelty is truly starting to wear thin.
Yet again got up this morning to try and get to work, which involves a 20min ride on my scooter to the train station.
There’s one drawback living here in the North Cambridgeshire Fens – they don’t bother to grit the road and its a mile to the [...]
After putting it off for too long I have decided to restart my blog. My previous blog was built using Ferdy’s Domino template but this time I thought I would give Wordpress a go.
So far it seems impressive.
This blog will cover technical stuff – mainly around Lotus Notes, Domino, Adobe Flex and other web stuff [...]