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Lotus Notes Migration Frequently Asked Questions
sponsored by UNIFY Corporation
Posted:  19 Sep 2008
Published:  19 Sep 2008
Format:  PDF
Type:  White Paper
Language:  English


ABSTRACT:
If you've decided to migrate your Lotus Notes/Domino environment to a Microsoft platform, you may be wondering what will happen to your existing Lotus Notes applications. Composer for Lotus Notes lets you easily transition applications to SharePoint and/or .NET. This white paper offers frequently asked questions and answers to explain what Composer is, how it works and how it can ease your Lotus Notes transition.




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