Notes for Mac
Groupware calendar, scheduling and more.
Free
In English
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Notes overview
Note: Notes is no longer under development, and it is no longer available for download
Lotus Notes is the premier, integrated desktop client option for accessing e-mail, calendars and applications on IBM Lotus Domino server. Business decision-making cycles are highly collaborative, and e-mail is only a small part of the technology solution. Think outside the in-box. Join the millions of users who benefit from increased productivity through Lotus Notes client software infused with collaboration.What’s new in version 8.5.3
Version 8.5.3:
- Improve your mail experience through the use of managed mail replicas. Many Lotus Notes mail users have optimized their mail experience by accessing a local replica of their mail instead of on the IBM® Lotus® Domino® server. But some users don't know how to create or maintain a local replica. Now, Lotus Domino administrators can create and configure local replicas through policies using the new managed mail replica feature.
- Easily determine which archive you have open among multiple archives. When you are working in an archive, the title will say "Archive" and then the name of the archive.
- Save mail messages in a .eml file format
- View, as well as reserve, rooms and resources in your calendar. And private iCalendar feeds can now be added to your calendar.
- Make your contacts or groups private, and gain more control over which addresses are added to your recent contacts list.
- Compliance with 2009 Federal Desktop Core Configuration requirements.
Notes for Mac
Free
In English
Version 8.5.3
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Sep 20 2010
Version: 8.5.2
Surely this should show as a Hot pick on Macupdate? It's one of the most widely used email clients, behind Outlook. Not that I actually enjoy using this at work, it's cumbersome and has annoying traits and habits).
However, the latest version is vastly improved over version 5 I used before and seems more stable.
Jan 17 2010
Version: 8.5.1
I've been demoing the 8.51 version for a couple of weeks now and it's much improved over last versions. It's very stable and hasn't crashed and is rich in functionality. This is a great alternative to MS Exchange/Outlook. But I haven't experimented with it enough to rate it yet. There are several Java plug-ins that work on the Mac platform, but you really have to search for them. Unfortunately IBM does not seem to have a Mac page that pulls all the Mac options together for Mac users. If it did this I think they could make a large push among Mac users. Lotus Notes can be used by a single user without the need for a Domino server (which is not available on the Mac platform altho it is available on Linux) so you can use the Notes client as a standalone email client as well as calendar, to do list, and many other modules. It's more of a platform than a single app. It's worth checking out.
Oct 4 2006
Version: 7.0.2
I have never worked with a more cumbersome office suite than Lotus Notes. The one positive thing I could find: it is secure.
