I continue with my short and quick chapters on how to do a full text indexed search in Notes, that can find anything! Today I show you how to perform the search.
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Plug Me In or Shoot Me Now
Collabsphere, the American usergroup conference, was this year online. I took part in two presentations, one about plugins for HCL Connections and one where I told why I as an Office 365 user sometimes want to kill myself. Slides and videos here!
Notes Tips #15: Search This View Part 2: Index and Replication
I continue with my short and quick chapters on how to do a full text indexed search in Notes, that can find anything! Today: Index and replication (which isn’t as boring as it sounds! Promise!)
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Notes Tips #14: Search This View Part 1: Is it Indexed?
Get ready for a series of relatively short postings about the most powerful search in Notes. It can find ANYTHING!
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Notes Tips #13: Use the F
Take CTRL with your searches in a Notes view or folder by using the F!
Notes Tips #12: Just Type and Ye Shall Find
Searching inside a view or folder in the HCL Notes client is incredibly easy. Just simply start typing!
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Notes Tips #11: Pimp Your Notes Workspace
Check out my cool HCL Notes V10.0.1 background! R2-D2 from Star Wars. And you can very easily do the same, only with the background of your own choosing. Read on!
Notes Tip #10: Add Some Color
Tired of looking at the same old Notes client colors? Want to celebrate Christmas with some red color? Or green for the summer? Then read on!
Notes Tips #9: Toolbars
Toolbars are very powerful tools in Notes. In older versions of Notes they were hard to control. Not anymore.
Notes Tips #8: Control Your Windows
Tired of all your Notes windows, tabs and documents just keep piling up on the right side of the client? Would you like to group them? Or have them open in their own windows? Then read on!