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![]() IBM unveils new software model with Workplace 2.0
![]() IBM's move threatens Microsoft's desktop supremacy
![]() Understanding the hosted messaging marketing
![]() Proud to be an iSeries geek
![]() Rich text objects in Notes/Domino 6
![]() New *Matrix* game to go online
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IBM unveils new software model with Workplace 2.0
[SearchDomino.com]
IBM delivered right on schedule Workplace 2.0. The new version of the open standards-based development and collaboration platform is core to a new server managed client model.
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IBM's move threatens Microsoft's desktop supremacy
[Business Week]
The new Workplace release, which moves software off the desktop and calls for server-based management of applications, may be the biggest challenge that Microsoft has faced in a long time.
Understanding the hosted messaging marketing
[SearchDomino.com]
Experts claim that firms large and small can benefit from e-mail outsourcing, but one user said managed e-mail services have caused him nothing but trouble.
Proud to be an iSeries geek
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IBM's new iSeries.mySeries image campaign proves it's cool to love your iSeries, but does anyone outside the platform really care?
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TIPS: Rich text objects in Notes/Domino 6
Notes/Domino 6 makes important additions to the LotusScript language in several areas. This article looks at the new classes for Rich Text objects and provides some useful code examples for navigating through a Rich Text field, programming tables and sections, and setting colors.
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DATE/TIME: May 27, noon EDT (16:00, GMT)
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TOPICS: Featured Topic: LotusScript and Excel
Here's a collection of quick tips on moving information to and from Excel using LotusScript. Learn how to manipulate agents to send Web data to an Excel spreadsheet, how to import data from Excel to a Notes database -- and more.
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New *Matrix* game to go online
[Reuters]
Evidently, three movies and an Atari game just aren't enough. Sega Corp. and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. plan to create an online game that's based on the *The Matrix* flicks. The brothers who wrote and directed the movies and helped create the Atari game will help Sega develop its "Matrix Online." The greatest challenge, though, could be creating an animated character that's as wooden as actor Keanu Reeves.
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