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Joyce Chutchian, Site Editor
Happy New Year! A new year indeed. Are you ready? Let�s face it, we always start off the new year with the best intentions and a fresh, new start. And searchDomino is no exception. This year, we�ll be beefing up searchDomino.com with many new features and overhauling and updating existing features. We could use your help, too. Are there Best of Web Links categories you�d like to see? Tips categories you�d like to see? Specific types of discussion forums? Send your Domino ideas and wishes my way, and we�ll take each one into consideration. And if you haven�t done so already, be sure to check out our industry and Lotus-specific predictions stories and poll and tell us what you think. Here�s to a fresh, new 2002!
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Top 10 searchDomino features
Joyce Chutchian, Site Editor
SearchDomino reflects on best 2001 site features. We've gathered some of the most noteworthy news stories, announcements, most popular developer and administrator tips, and best Live Expert Q&A events. Happy New Year from the searchDomino Team!
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| This Week: Lotusphere discussion forum |
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Sound off in our new Lotusphere discussion forum! Are you going to Lotusphere? Offer Lotusphere advice or ask questions in our discussion forum dedicated to Lotusphere 2002. |
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Chuck Connell's Security Tip: Scanners, warnings and checklists
This month's security tip covers three brief topics: Information about another commercial security scanner; a warning about a security scanner I previously wrote about; and a useful (and free) Web checklist to help tighten up your Domino/Notes security configurations. |
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Where old servers go to die
Recyling old servers is a must these days to avoid contaminating landfills, to protect privacy and to escape the wrath of the EPA.
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Gurus tally 2001 travel turmoil
Do the recent terrorist attacks have you skittish about jetting off to a conference? Or, has business travel at your company fallen prey to budget cuts? Whatever the reason for the slowdown, the experts tell us just how big of a hit the IT travel industry is taking these days.
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2001: A wacky oddessey
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Drum roll, please, Paul Shaffer? In Lettermanesque fashion, News Editor Ed Parry counts down the Top Ten wackiest technology stories of 2001 -- Stupid Tech Tricks, if you will. It's a list that includes: Evil Bert, a couple of Yahoos, dot-com T.P. and lots and lots of sludge.
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| 2002 Predictions |
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