Lotus Notes has a great indexing tool, that can even index attachments. When you need to perform a quick search, you can, and the results are very accurate. However, when it comes to searching for e-mail between sent or received
Does anyone have any information on the way in which Lotus Notes links to external references? We believe that the URLs in “DockLinks” are generated automatically and can change according to the movement of the email from, say, one NSF
Just had the presentation from Rich Radford et al, and this product looks slick! We’ll check it out with some of the guys that run it, but we are very impressed so far. hoever, as with all these things, you
Ok, so what do you do when faced with an entire live SQL system to search or image? What do you suggest when it comes to this type of enquiry? how can you do this without taking the server out
I would be interested to hear anyones feed back on this product. We are about to get a demonstration and wondered if anyone has experience of the company and the support it offers. Also, does anyone have the product? Martin.
The BCS has a great website with some good articles in security, compliance, forensics and law. http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=nav.8256 Check out the security, Forensics and Compliance sections of the website. They are a very progressive organisation and seem to be keeping more up
On the lit support group in Yahoo, a question was posed as to how to get a list of all word documents that had track changes turned on. Here is my solution. Do what you will with it. I nor
Links to blogs I was given via LitSupport Group on Yahoo. Some very good examples there. I can but only aspire to emulate! http://www.estrinlegaled.typepad.com/ http://informeddecisionmaking.blogspot.com/ http://www.infogovernance.blogspot.com/ http://www.discoveryresources.blogspot.com/ http://arkfeld.blogs.com/ede/ http://www.ediscoverylaw.com/ http://informeddecisionmaking.blogspot.com/ http://www.fuzdata.com And a particularly good forum: www.accesslitigation.com/forum. Martin.
Something of a secret up until now. Faced with the problem of printing thousands of emails sorted in Chron order from outlook 2000, sorted by date. When we printed, the emails would come out in a random order all together. I battled
Our boss keeps hyping about this. I have been studying closely and it really is good. It’s about time someone brought some structure to the jungle of Litigation Support and e-disclosure. Now if only more UK vendors and law firms
