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The Sessions db now useful even for those who didn't go to Lotusphere
Mon 28 Jan 2008, 02:42 PM
Tweetby Ben Langhinrichs
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What has been said:
665.1. charles ross (01/28/2008 12:50 PM)
Hey, great! But for those of us who just snarfed the database to use once in standalone mode to manage our own calendar (I printed to list view as a walk-around aid), how about a link to a how-to for hooking it up to replicate? I didn't realize this could be a dynamic resource, it was a godsend just as it was.
665.2. Ben Langhinrichs (01/28/2008 01:05 PM)
Charles - It is pretty simple. Just click on the button (you can see most of it in the photo above) that says "Update session database from shared replica" and it will replicate down all changes to both design and sessions. If you have any trouble with replica conflicts after you changes sessions yourself, now that you are done planning, you can download a new copy and replicate that. - Ben
665.3. Tom King (01/28/2008 02:17 PM)
Thanks for this effort! You are a real asset to the Lotus community.
665.4. David Bailey (01/28/2008 02:24 PM)
Thank you very much.
665.5. Don Mottolo (01/28/2008 11:06 PM)
Free Utility to download Lotusphere 2008 PDFs
In the same spirit...I created a Notes application allows the user to select one or all of the session numbers from Lotusphere 2008, and automatically download the corresponding presentation PDF files from the Lotusphere Online website. Being a Lotusphere junkie, I wanted to get the presentations for all the sessions that I missed, as well as for the ones that I attended. So, I wrote this application so I wouldn't have to download each presentation individually.
Disclaimer: This is provided to all members of the Lotusphere community without charge and without warrantee. Since, it is something I whipped together for personal use, it has not been rigorously tested, and it is not from IBM.
NOTE: You need a valid login name and password to access the files on the Lotusphere 2008 website in order to use this application.
Go to the Synaptic Communications homepage www.synap.com to get the zipped NSF file.