Supported Configurations of Notes and Domino 7.0
September 1, 2005 – 5:36 pmThis document discusses the supported configurations of Lotus Notes/Domino 7.0.
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IdeaJam- Notes Client / Other: The "Start with..." dialog in the views, should have a combobox with the history of the last searched strings in a per-database-user basis
- Domino Designer / : Standalone Domino Designer Client
- Quickr / : enable search crawlers config for Lotus Quickr for Domino
- Lotusphere / Other: lotusphere notes database
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- Domino Server / Web application server: Don't overwrite favicon.ico if it already exists
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- Notes Client / Other: The "Start with..." dialog in the views, should have a combobox with the history of the last searched strings in a per-database-user basis
- Domino Designer / : Standalone Domino Designer Client
- Quickr / : enable search crawlers config for Lotus Quickr for Domino
- Lotusphere / Other: lotusphere notes database
- Lotusphere / Other: Free merchandising articles for IBM Lotus Software
- Lotus Technical Information / Other: new marketing managers for EMEA
- Domino Server / Web application server: Don't overwrite favicon.ico if it already exists
- Domino Designer / : RunWithDocumentContext not work when run from LotusScript
- Domino Server / Admin Tools: Provide a 64-bit version of panic tool
- Symphony / : Launching Lotus Symphony in the 8.5.2 client hangs tightly
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