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- Make sure the access as 'Anonymous' is blocked on MOST databases - Security aspects in general for the server(s) - Server settings in particular (In e.g. you don't normally want users to 'browse' the file system to mention one area to check) - Update templates where relevant (Tip: Do not...

Avoid certain keywords (check text and subjects), avoid use of HTML and avoid file attachment(s) - if possible... Brgds, TrooDOS

Try this: dts = Format$(dDate.LSLocalTime,"dd mmmm yyyy") Brgds, TrooDOS

The best practical approach is to create a 'request' queue; A form to fill in and post for the users, and which can be CHECKED and then TRIGGERED by the admin later. This way any 'bogus' users can be filtered out, but the level of automation can still easily be fulfilled AFTER the manual...

2 main options: You can schedule each task in the Domino Administrator 'Programs' or Trigger a batch file with the needed commands from the same area (Administrator 'Programs')... The easiest is probably to schedule each task as separate program tasks, but there could and would be some 'dead'...

Why not calculate this directly in a view column? You have the field 'dueDate' and you can use @Today as comparison... In e.g. something like this (Field 'Confirmed' assumed to hold a confirmation flag): @If(Confirmed = "0" & dueDate > @Today; @Integer(@Date(dueDate) - @Date(@Today)) / 86400)...

Normally not needed with a restart either... System date/time 'refreshes' 01:00 every night as 'default'. Brgds, TrooDOS

In administrator? Try selecting 'administration | refresh server list | current domain' Brgds, TrooDOS

Try to check the PORT settings on the slow machine. The more active port, the more the chanse for slow(er) access... Brgds, TrooDOS

This seems to be data 'composed' from different fields from a form? If so, try to access the FORM data instead of the view data and use the reporting tool to add in all the 'extended' text, in other words access the separate field values and use the reporting tool as 'filler' instead of the...

So this was a mailbox converted from another mailsystem once? Possibly Exchange? Rename your second Inbox to something not 'system related' (No $ in front of the name), and see if it solves it. If this second inbox is a result from a convertion, this could 'deal' with it. It's worth a try...

How to get rid of it and a little bit more: Recommend to turn off delivery confirmation for all internet mails. Recommended mostly because all the use and in particular 'misuse' of emails as is today, sales persons, possible spam, address collectings etc. and whatever else ideas and methods...

She could have activated the setting of expanding group members - And then numbers of users can be large depending on the members pr group. And this happens when addressing one single adressee as well? If that's the case, that sounds really strange... Brgds, TrooDOS

If possible, try another browser from the same machine (in e.g. Firefox). If IE is or must be used, it 'often' creates 'strange' things due to security settings locally, and since you have one working and another one NOT working, try to compare the 2 sets of settings. I recommend Firefox if...

If you're using NotesODBC, no. The native plugin for Crystal has also limitations, and I recommend not to install that one, it stays with you 'forever'... Have you considdered IntelliPrint? More suited for Notes reporting / printing, and an eval can be downloaded from their site... Brgds, TrooDOS

To implement IMAP is done the following way (very brief compacted version...): - Enable the IMAP task on the Domino server (load IMAP) - Users and mail files created - Make sure the HTTP password is set for users, and 'shortname' - If an older version of Notes / Domino (version 5) there is a...

Okey, this should be relatively 'straightforward'... Use either the event 'QueryModeChange' or 'PostModeChange' in the form and add something similar to this (The example here is from 'PostModeChange' and using formula language): @If ( (@Date(@Today) - @Date(@Modified) / 84600) < 7...

Try to disable any NTF replication, at least for a few days to see if this is triggered by the 'design task'. Alternatively, turn of any design templates for the log.nsf database for a few days. Not sure how good it will be, but could be worth a try and see... Brgds, TrooDOS

This is also default functionality if you choose to display the view as 'Calendar View' which most likely would have been the easiest and probably the best result based on the content description above... For weekdays you can try @Weekday([datetimevalue]) For week numbers it will be a little...

And you can set it in the database preferences as well with the 'replicate unread marks' to all servers... Brgds, TrooDOS