Today's News: Exchange tops Domino in market share

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A newsletter published by TechTarget   November 18, 2003 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  GWI Software: Free white paper: Choosing the Right Help Desk Software >>  iEnterprises: The #1 Domino CRM -- iExtensions CRM -- Just Got Better  Today's Highlights   >>  LEAD STORY:  Exchange to edge out Domino for messaging lead >>  NEWS:  Instant Technologies moves into IM management >>  LIVE EXPERT WEBCAST:  Lotus IM in the Enterprise >>  THE MISSING LINK:  A site to die for  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY Exchange to edge out Domino for messaging lead  (e-Pro Magazine) New figures from the Radicati Group expect that by year's end Exchange will garner 30% market share and Domino will have 26%. IBM Lotus, however, will hold its lead in enterprise instant messaging. More on this topic: >  Pre-register for our live expert webcast this Thursday on Lotus IM in the enterprise. >  See what Lotus GM Ambuj Goyal says about the market share race. SPONSORED BY: GWI SOFTWARE Before purchasing software, you should always do your research. Download this free white paper to learn the questions you need to ask before you buy, and how to avoid common pitfalls. Cut your help desk costs by 84% an gain valuable insights into the selection process in a special commentary by Daren Nelson, one of the help desk industry's pioneers. Click here to download. NEWS Instant Technologies moves into IM management (Instant Messaging Planet) Instant Technologies made a name for itself with a product that lets companies integrate Lotus Instant Messaging with Outlook. Now it has acquired Principle Software's IMtegrity tool for auditing and logging instant messaging sessions from AOL and Lotus. NEWS 'Loadfest' tour offers free Exchange training (SearchWin2000.com) Microsoft's "Loadfest" has kicked off with an extended engagement in Boston. The free Exchange Server 2003 training may be coming to a user group near you. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  Outsourcing not always a huge money saver   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   LIVE EXPERT WEBCAST Lotus IM in the Enterprise Speaker: Genelle Hung, market analyst, The Radicati Group Inc. Time/Date: Thurs., Nov. 20 at 12:00 p.m. EST Genelle will give an overview of IM in the enterprise and how it is becoming more prevalent in the workplace. She'll discuss the advantages and disadvantages of enterprise IM and issues such as security, archiving, management and where Lotus falls in the IM arena. >>  Pre-register here. SPONSORED BY: IENTERPRISES iExtensions CRM is the #1 Domino CRM for the web, the Notes client, and even your wireless devices. To find out about iExtensions award-winning contact management, document management, helpdesk, project management, opportunities tracking, event tracking, lead management and more. Sign up for a web demo or download now for free. FEATURED EXPERT Debbie Lynd, Domino messaging Have specific messaging questions about Domino and Notes? The View's director of content for conferences and seminars, Debbie Lynd, is the person to ask! >>  Check out of Debbie's answers to members' messaging questions. >>  Ask Debbie a messaging question of your own. DEVELOPER DISCUSSION Problem with copy/paste from Web to Notes app "DanGeorge" writes: After upgrading users to Notes 5.08 from 4.6 they began to experience a problem when they copied data from a browser (IE 5.0) application and pasted into a text field in a Notes application. The problem is that in addition to pasting the data copied, XML commands from the browser application are also pasted with the copied data. When you do the same paste to Notepad, only the selected data is pasted. When I changed the style to "Native OS Style" the paste works correctly. Has anyone experienced this? >>  Help "DanGeorge." THE MISSING LINK A site to die for When LifeTouch sends you an e-mail, you'd better hope your spam guard removes his hat and lets the message pass. LifeTouch customers write up their last messages, store them on the company's Web site and then, when the sweet chariot swings low, the company sends out the last e-mails. The idea behind the service is for subscribers to pass on loving last messages to friends and family, but you've got to think some people will want to send a few choice last words to a certain Nigerian prince. The site has some pretty strong safeguards to make sure the customers are, in fact, dead, so those posthumous posts don't go out prematurely. FREE TIPS FROM SEARCHDOMINO.COM! Enter your e-mail and start receiving SearchDomino.com Developer Tips. E-mail    Not a member? We'll activate your membership with your subscription.   Contact Us   SITE EDITOR Joyce Chutchian [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send your comments, opinions, best practices and ideas. 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