I want to be able to send a twitter update from within my email client. I then want to be able to see all the replies and re-tweets as a threaded conversation and then interact with those messages.
Infact I would like to have conversational threading for all the social software application I interact with e.g. [...]
A couple of times over the last few weeks I have send an email to a bunch of people where the email has included a long thread of discussion, questions and answers. Ideally I would like to perform “realtime annotation” on the email thread that was then visibile to the recipients of the email address [...]
Question
When I create a new email message and type in the recipients name their old email address displays rather than their new email address, how do I stop the old email address displaying?
Answer
The problem occurs because the recipients old email address is held within your contacts – recent contacts view. I think Lotus notes keeps [...]
Posted on April 22nd, 2009 in Social Networking, email
I have just started a community group on LinkedIn for Lotus folk in New Zealand. On the discussion forum Mark Bennet from Salvation Army asked what was the most useful feature or extension in Lotus Notes. Paul Graham from Crossware mentioned SwiftFile.
In honour of his liking for the Swift file I quickly recorded a couple [...]
Posted on February 14th, 2009 in email
A quick guide for changing the colour of your unread email messages in LN 8.5 from black to red.
Stop Lotus Notes client
Navigate to /notes/framework/shared/plugins in the file system
Find the file com.ibm.notes.branding_8.5.0.20081211-1925.jar
Open the file in winzip or winrar
You are then presented with the following file structure:
..
com
Icons
META-INF
src
themes
about.html
about.ini
about.properties
notes_plugin_customization.ini
plugin.properties
plugin.xml
splash.bmp
Click on Themes directory
Open notes.css in your favorite editing tool e.g. [...]
Posted on October 23rd, 2008 in Blogging, Enterprise 2.0, Marketing, Social Networking, Viral Marketing, email
I will go out on a limb and say that Mars globally sells more Snickers than Twix. If anyone from a could let me kow the sales figures that would be great!! I will also say that consumers of Snickers have a greater affiliation and affinity to the brand than Twix consumers. I believe this is the case as there is a greater degree of fluctuation in the number of blog entries. Perhaps Mars, spends more advertising on Snickers which might also explain the difference in blog entries.
