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Yes. You will have to reinstall LN an be sure to select the migration options. They are not selected by default. If you have any specific questions, just ask.

Why would you want to run multiple notes clients on the same machine? You can use 1 client and have multiple users login.

If you installed everything to the default directories, it is under C:\Program Files\lotus\notes\

I would like to know the third party tool and the costs involved. I looked at binary tree and it was pretty pricey.

Yes it will upgrade all the pst files at the same time. It will put them all in 1 mail database, each in it's own folder (under folders). You have to have the LN client installed and you must select the migration tools as part of the installation.

The nupgrade utility looks at the default mail client. You MUST have outlook set as your default mail client. From there, any pst files listed in your "Data Files". The first thing I would do is to make sure outlook is working properly and that it is set to be your default mail client (tools...

No, running the nupgrade should create the mail file as it says. You should now be able to go to your workspace page and open the database.

The parameters that are missing are the 3 or 4 after the filename. You will have to run the program from either a command prompt or the "run" on the start menu. Somewhere you can enter the parameter.

When you install the Lotus Notes client on a machine, select Migration Tools as one of the options. Under Migration Tools select the mail system you are going to convert from (i.e. Microsoft Exchange). During the install DO NOT set Lotus Notes to be the default mail client or the migration...

Has anyone successfully moved a user from the Outlook client to the Lotus Notes client. I have used the nupgrade.exe program. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Generally I always lose the person's calendar information. Most of the time I only get some of the email. Please help!

Is there anyway you can upgrade your domino server first? Also, you could "Ghost" the server's hard drive and move it to the new server. Once on the new server, you could upgrade, etc.

You can setup a DSN connection to the Notes Database using the Lotus Notes ODBC driver (Can be found on IBM's website). After that, you can link to the database from MS Access and run reports, etc. It is even possible to use MS Access as a front-end to the database, but that requires some coding.

Are you receiving any error messages? YES: ODBC--update on a linked table 'tablename' failed. (IBM)(Client Access Express ODBC Driver (32-bit))(DB2/400 SQL)SQL7008 - tablename in QGPL not valid for operation. (#7008) Does the user profile being used via the ODBC driver have authority to add...

Has anyone had success using Microsoft Access as a frontend to DB2 Databases on the AS400. We are wanting to use Microsoft Access to tie together several different databases. We can bring the data over just fine, query it, and use it for reports, but we have not yet been able to...

Thanks for your response. With the 300Mb limit, do you have to archive often?

I am in the process of purchasing my company's first mail server. To date, they have been using POP mail and suffering the consequences. I have already decided to make the move to Lotus Notes but have a couple of questions. I want existing email to be moved to the server for a good history...