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A newsletter published by TechTarget   November 13, 2003 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  Linoma Software: File editing and data transfers are much easier with Surveyor/400!  Today's Highlights   >>  LEAD STORY:  WebSphere Portal 5.02 touts Lotus Workplace Content Management >>  NEWS:  iSeries shop budgets to rise in 2004 >>  USER SURVEY:  What are your spending plans for 2004? >>  THE MISSING LINK:  Who's online? Dr. Who, that's who  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY WebSphere Portal 5.02 touts Lotus Workplace Content Management  (SearchDomino.com) The new version of WebSphere Portal, due out at the end of the month, makes it easier to develop and integrate Web portal technologies. More on this topic: >  Portal servers improve Web user satisfaction >  IBM seals deals with business app vendors SPONSORED BY: Linoma Software File editing and data transfers are much easier with Surveyor/400! Surveyor/400 allows you to graphically export, convert spooled files to PDF, FTP, do file uploads and automate these transfers! Surveyor/400 also allows you to run SQL, edit database files and much more. Coming soon -- export to XLS, import XLS files and enhanced SQL Wizard! Download your FREE single user license NEWS iSeries shop budgets to rise in 2004 (iSeries Network) A recent survey shows that 42% of iSeries shops say their pocketbooks will definitely be a bit fatter next year. Still, 24% expect to be cutting back while a full third say their budgets will stay the same. (Free registration to this site required.) DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  IBM chief: On-demand is now a reality   >  PeopleSoft spruces up midmarket CRM app   >  Lotus GM: WebSphere worry misplaced   >  IBM taps FaceTime to support WebSphere portal   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   ADMINISTRATOR TIP Delete unassigned documents from QDOC library If you are creating, moving, or deleting document library objects, you are bound to accumulate a lot of documents that do not belong to any folder. Search400.com member Mohammad Hanif refers to them as "unassigned documents". These documents belonging to folder *NONE occupy a lot of space on the disk. According to Mohammad, you can perform steps to identify and delete such documents. >>  View the complete tip EXPERT ADVICE Saving multiple libraries Ken Graap, Backup & recovery advice Dear Ken, My system is running out of disk space. I would like to know if there is a way to save multiple libraries to a single SAVF? >>  View Ken's response CURRENT POLL Cast your vote Do you believe Microsoft's offering a bounty to catch computer hackers is an effective way to thwart security breaches? SEARCH400.COM MONTH IN REVIEW: OCTOBER 2003 Review now Didn't have enough time to check out all of Search400.com's tips, news stories and other articles? Don't worry. We've recapped everything for the month of October here. USER SURVEY What are your spending plans for 2004? What kind of iSeries investments is your shop making next year? Will you be spending more or less? What projects are scheduled? By answering a few questions like those, you can help guide future articles and features on Search400.com. Take a few minutes now and tell us what will be a priority for you in 2004. >>  Take the survey TIP CONTEST Win a CricketMaster pro electronic dart game This month we're giving away a CricketMaster pro electronic dart game. If you're into electronic games, you'll love this one. This electronic soft-tip dartboard automatically scores 24 games with 123 options. Send in your tip -- you could be our next winner. >>  Submit your tip today THE MISSING LINK Who's online? Dr. Who, that's who You think that "The Lord of the Rings" movies are geeky? The BBC's Internet division (BBCi) will see your "Twin Towers" and raise you a "Matrix." The BBCi has put the Godfather of Geek on its Web site and made his show available for download: an animated version of "Dr. Who." The longest-running sci-fi program ever, "Dr. Who" aired from 1963 until 1989, and it will return to the small screen in 2005. The Web version is the BBC's way of keeping the good doctor's "patients" happy until then. The episode is called "The Scream of the Shalka." Scream is right! Update your subscriptions Select newsletters you would like to receive from the list below. Security Tip Programmer Tips Administrator Tips E-mail    Not a member? 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