Legacy messaging and collaboration software used by faculty and staff.
Instructions for accessing legacy Appointment Review Advisory Committee (ARAC) and Faculty Recruitment forms in IBM Notes (formerly Lotus Notes).
Instructions for installing IBM/HCL Notes (formerly Lotus Notes) and Domino Designer/Administrator software on Windows and macOS workstations.
Instructions for post-installation setup of Lotus Notes 9.0.1
Sometimes your Lotus Notes bookmark file (../Notes/Data/bookmark.nsf) can become corrupt, and this can manifest itself in a few different ways.
In some situations, some issues with Lotus Notes can be fixed by re-running the initial setup.
Lotus Notes crashes after Adobe Acrobat Professional was installed or a new update was applied.
This article outlines possible causes of the error message "The server is not responding. The server may be down, or you may be experiencing..." as well as other common issues that can be experienced by Notes users and provides steps for resolving them.
A replication conflict occurs when two or more users edit in the same document in different replicas between one replication and the next. A save conflict occurs when two or more users edit the same document in an application on a server at the same time.
Correct settings in your Location document are essential to the problem free functioning of Lotus Notes on your computer.
In a single-user user installation of Notes, the notes.ini file is located inside the binary files folder. But in a multi-user installation of Notes (default for Windows 7), the notes.ini file is located inside each user's data folder, which by default is hidden.
The equivalent of notes.ini on a Mac OS X workstation is called Notes Preferences file and it is normally hidden. You can get to it following these instructions.