restore-deleted-files

How to quickly restore large numbers of deleted Notes documents using scanEZ

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A customer recently contacted us asking for help on an issue where one of her end-users deleted a large number of emails a few weeks earlier. An…

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Introducing replicationEZ: a quick feature tour of Ytria’s multi-server replication management tool

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Ytria replicationEZ, which was released back in August, represents a significant step in the evolution of the EZ Suite toolkit for Notes/Domino…

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duplicates

A quick way to find (and rid yourself of) duplicate Lotus Notes documents using scanEZ

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A good number of the support questions we receive could be boiled down and paraphrased as: “Can Ytria software help me find and delete duplicates in…

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scheduling

Guest contributor Kim Greene explains how scanEZ helped fastrack the resolution of a calendar and scheduling (c&s) issue.

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We’re excited to present this guest post by Kim Greene, President of Kim Greene Consulting, Inc. Kim is an expert on Domino administration and a…

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advanced scanez trick

An advanced scanEZ trick for performing a search-and-replace across a Lotus Notes database

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A scanEZ user recently contacted us with this excellent question: “Is scanEZ able to search and replace a specific string within all documents of a…

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investigate

Investigating private views, folders and agents in Lotus Notes applications

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There’s little doubt that private design elements are powerful and flexible tools for Notes developers, but at the same time, managing them and…

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grid

Ytria tools grid user interface tips and tricks

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A ‘grid’ interface is used extensively throughout the Ytria product line. On its surface, it’s a simple and intuitive means of displaying large…

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access-data

The many and various ways of accessing Lotus Notes data with Ytria tools

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If you’ve been using Ytria products for any length of time you’ve probably noticed that the tools are designed to run independently of your current…

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Understanding Lotus Notes Parent/Response document hierarchy

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The way that Lotus Notes manages document relationships is quite flexible and powerful but it’s also an area where you might encounter some…

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hidden

Design element hiding: A quick way to gather complex selections of Lotus Notes views

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The version 10 release of Ytria’s EZ Suite toolkit was a major upgrade that brought a veritable cavalcade of new features (and the more recent 10.5…

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nab-groups

Better ways to explore/manage NAB groups and nested groups on Domino Servers using aclEZ

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Lately we’ve heard from a number of customers who’ve been struggling with ever-more complicated group situations on their server NABs (Notes Address…

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security

Get the last ‘lulz’: Verify Lotus Domino security with your Ytria toolkity

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A spate of major digital security breaches have made worldwide headlines in the past year. In some cases, the cyber attacks were undertaken by…

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folders

Upgrading Lotus Notes folder/view designs: a scanEZ tutorial for advanced users

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We recently needed to update a number of folders in an internal application and found that scanEZ along with the undocumented ‘@UpdateViewDesign‘…

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Lotus Notes Profile document management and troubleshooting with scanEZ

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Though scanEZ is very much a general purpose Lotus Notes and Domino database toolkit, folks often tell us that Profile document issues were what…

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databaseez-introducing

Introducing databaseEZ: The serverwide Lotus Notes database property manager

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These are exciting times here at Ytria—we’ve recently released a new tool for Domino administrators. It’s called databaseEZ and it lets you see and…

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