Re: Documentation Management via Lotus Notes

[Sally Yeo <SYeo -at- ELUCIDEX -dot- COM>]

Notes itself is not a Doc Mgmnt tool. It has no version control and no
access control. In fact, it's replication feature can cause havoc in a
multiple-author environment.

However, Lotus does have a product called Domino.Doc which is document
management. It runs on the Domino server, which you likely have if you
have a current version of Notes.

Sally Yeo
Documentation Manager
Elucidex: Documentation and Localization Services
655 Stuart Rd, Bellingham, WA 98225
(360)647-1228
(800)755-9931
email: syeo -at- elucidex -dot- com
www.elucidex.com


                -----Original Message-----
                From:   Lucille Lattanzi
[mailto:Lucille -dot- Lattanzi -at- FIRSTDATA -dot- COM]
                Sent:   Thursday, April 22, 1999 1:22 PM
                To:     TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU
                Subject:        Documentation Management via Lotus Notes

                Hi, everyone -

                If you 've had experience with using Lotus Notes as a
documentation management
                interface, please drop me a line.
                We are considering it as well as using  the intranet.
What were the pluses and
                minuses, the costs, and the things you'd do differently
now ?

                Thanks for your help.

                Lucille Lattanzi


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