IBM Lotus Notes software provides a rich desktop experience that helps users locate, transform, and share content across geographically disbursed teams in real-time.
It brings business data, the Internet, and people directly to the user, all integrated together through an intelligent email environment that helps simplify and streamline work by organizing and prioritizing tasks, prompting for actions to take, and connecting directly to information sources.
Notes provides a single point of access to email, calendars, contacts, activities, instant messaging, feeds, office documents, collaboration tools, and business applications. Users can manage their inboxes with full-text search, delegation, mail filtering and sorting, conversation views, and flags.
Easy to use, integrated desktop client that brings you the people, business applications, and information you need from across the enterprise and the Internet to help you get your work done fast.
IBM Lotus Notes can help you be productive both online and offline, while also leverage people and resources throughout the company and across the web.
Here are some key features of "IBM Lotus Notes":
· Provides a robust and productive user experience with a single point of access to email, calendars, contacts, activities, instant messaging, feeds, office documents, collaboration tools and business applications.
· Helps users manage their ever-growing inboxes effectively, with full-text search, delegation, mail filtering and sorting, conversation views and flags.
· Helps increase user productivity with customizable widgets that can recognize specific patterns of text in Lotus Notes documents; recognized text can be clicked to perform the appropriate business action associated with that widget, such as retrieving information from a flight number in an e-mail.
· Helps users instantly locate and connect with resources via presence awareness, business cards and instant messaging incorporated in context within the inbox and calendar.
· Helps minimize or eliminate the impact of computer viruses through robust security features.
· Helps drive business value through composite application technology that allows you to integrate and present line-of-business solutions and data from multiple systems into a single view for end-users.
· Helps users to be productive even when disconnected from the network with advanced replication technology.
Requirements:
· Processors:
· Intel Pentium or higher and compatibles, or equivalents
· Windows XP - Pentium 4, 1.2 GHz or higher
· Windows Vista - Pentium 4, 1.2 GHz or higher
· RAM:
· Windows XP - 512 MB minimum; 1 GB or more strongly recommended
· Windows Vista - 1 GB minimum; 1.5 GB or more strongly recommended
· Disk space: Install directory (C:\) - 900 MB or more recommended
· Video: Hardware support for OpenGL
· Monitor: Color monitor required; 1024x768 screen resolution minimum
· Protocols:
· NetBIOS over IP (only Microsoft TCP/IP is supported)
· NetBIOS over IPX (Both Novell NetBIOS and Microsoft NetBIOS over IPX are supported.)
· TCP/IP (includes IPv6)
Limitations:
· 90 days trial period
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.3 includes entitlement to the IBM Connections files and profiles components adding significant capabilities to help clients become a social business
· Enhanced new mail notification which optionally provides a pop up preview (containing both sender and subject) of new mail messages as they arrive.
· Improved sorting on email subject content that ignores the "Re:" and "Fw:" prefix, from reply & forward respectively, providing a more accurate sorting of your data.
· A new option to search by sender or subject available when you right click an email.
· Optionally leave countered meetings on your calendar. Allow countered meetings to show up in a unique color, with the time the meeting was originally scheduled for as well as maintaining the ability to act on the original calendar invite and with hover text indicating the new proposed time.
· Optionally notify existing invitees when adding or removing attendees from an existing meeting, informing them of the change a...