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From: jim@world.std.com (James D. McNamara)
Newsgroups: comp.groupware
Subject: Re: Request for Specific Software Info (Lotus Notes)
Message-ID: <1990Feb1.150244.8112@world.std.com>
Date: 1 Feb 90 15:02:44 GMT
Sender: jim@world.std.com (James D. McNamara)
Organization: TASC, Reading, MA
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Product: Lotus Notes
Reference: "InformationWEEK," 11-Dec-89, p.14.
Functionality:
   - "intelligent Email package"
   - send messages to user(s)
   - send documents to user(s)
   - post documents to database
   - browse documents on database
   - authorize user/document access on database
Environment:
   - Server software runs on OS/2-based PC-LAN
   - Client software runs on MS-DOS or OS/2-based workstations (I am not sure
     how powerful said "workstation" must be)
   - $65,000 for first 200 workstations, $295 each additional node (For
     comparision, the most expensive Email packages run about $200/node.)

If anyone has any first-or-second hand knowlege about Lotus Notes, I would be
interested in verifying and expanding on the above.
--Jim Mc.
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