Those who say it cannot be done shouldn’t interrupt the people doing it

Below is a partial list of LinKJam features that we plan on delivering with V1.0. LinkJam is a pure IBM Lotus Domino application.

One database template and you can have a social bookmarking system up and running in your organization in minutes. No new software, no new hardware - simply Domino.

Contact Gayle the sales gal for more info here.

• Post a link with description / tags
• See who else has posted a link
• Taggging and advanced tag clouds
• Tag "suggestion" when adding a link
• Self User Registration system
• Add a link someone else has posted to your own links
• Automatically take a screenshot of the page being linked to so that we have a thumbnail per link (not in V1.0)
• Browser "buttons" to add links from the browser toolbar
• Integrate with IdeaJam or run standalone
• View your links, popular links and all links
• Share profiles
• New options in IdeaJam to show links by person
• RSS Feeds
• All Links
• Links By Person
• Links By Tag
• Links By Type (URL)
• RESTful URL structure
• Blog Widget
• Import Links from del.icio.us, Dogear, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari
• Export Links to
• Text File
• Word / Symphony
• PDF
• HTML
• Notes 8 Sidebar widget
• STLinks integration

This week I plan on upgrading an old QuickPlace 6.5.1 server to Quickr 8.1 and was wondering if anybody had any advice before I taking the plunge. Multiple backups of the 6.5.1 server will be made and I have read through the documentation several times. It seems like a pretty easy upgrade but I just wanted to hear from anybody that had a good and/or bad experience with the upgrade and if there is anything specifically I need to watch out for.


Sunday, May 11th, 2008 | Comments (4) | Google it!

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Thursday, May 8th, 2008 | Comments (1) | Google it!

After switching locations on my Notes 8.0.1 client I clicked on the Open button and then clicked on Home from the dropdown list and got this error:




Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 | Comments (1) | Google it!

Mine are:



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LinkJam is the perfect solution for IBM Lotus Notes and Domino shops that want to explore social bookmarking but can't afford IBM's Lotus Connections. LinkJam is a pure IBM Lotus Domino application that you can have running on your existing Lotus infrastructure. No new hardware and no new software. It works with Domino 6.5.x, 7.x and 8.x. It just works.

LinkJam is rapidly approaching a public beta. We also have some really cool news to share about LinkJam and IdeaJam in the near future. Stay tuned.


Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 | Comments (6) | Google it!

Our star sales gal Gayle was getting lots of requests for a short product brochure for IdeaJam and as a result the team came up with this:



Download the 2.4 mb PDF here.


Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 | Comments (0) | Google it!

For all of you Lotus Connections geeks out there who want access via your Blackberry here you go:

http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/server/domino/connections.jsp

BlackBerry Client for IBM Lotus Connections takes the features and functionality of IBM Lotus Connections to BlackBerry smartphones.

Mobile access to Profiles – Users can find internal subject matter experts with an intuitive and flexible search. Profiles can be customized to include details about current role, background and areas of interests.

Mobile access to Dogears – Users save precious time on research by accessing your colleagues’ “pre-vetted” recommendations, dogeared by tag or by name.

[via Gia Lyons on Twitter]


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If you are an IBM Lotus Quickr user and haven't yet voted or commented on these 42 ideas then please take a few minutes to do so. Also, if anybody can help put me in touch with the Quickr Product Manager so we can get them setup to manage the Quickr IdeaSpace on IdeaJam that would be fantastic.


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