Dear Lotus Professional,

Are you still using document attachments for your company manuals, such
as policies and procedures, work instructions, or training materials?

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Lotus Domino to Publish Policies and Procedures Online".

Hi

I am trying to install Lotus Domino 7 ( server) on a Vista machine.
The install process goes without any problem. But when I want to open
the install files to configure the server ( setting server name...

Is your Lotus Notes data lacking visual stimulation?

Click below to see how you can see your Lotus Notes Data
in the next few minutes...

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The best you can do is: set the cursor on a message, hold the shift key,
then down arrow. The check mark on the left indicates the selected
documents. Then hit the delete key (or button). You can also use the
mouse in the check mark column - just drag it up/down. Certainly not
the fastest way to do things.

With the new Eclipse client in version 8, I wonder if they have made
improvements?

Tim Mohrlant

*alan* wrote:

Our office switched from Outlook to Lotus Notes last week and I just noticed
that a simple feature I took for granted in Outlook does not seem to be
available in LotusNotes.

I like to periodically delete old emails and depending on when I do so,
would be selecting a group of anywhere from 50 to 200 messages.

Easily done in Outlook, using standard Windows-type procedure (i.e. holding
down the shift while selecting the range).

This doesn't work in Lotus.

It appears that I've got the choice of selecting ALL of the messages (which
I certainly don't want to do) or performing a mouse-click 50 to 200 times
(which seems unconscionably tiresome).

Is there some "trick" or "workaround" to get Lotus to behave like I want it
to?
Or am I just doomed to early onset of carpal tunnel syndrome?

Thanks for any suggestions.