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<div></div>-------------- Original message from "Greg Freemyer" <greg.freemyer@gmail.com>: --------------
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<br>> 2008/5/21 <danlambert@bellsouth.net>:
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<br>> > What?? You mean there's someone who DOES like Notes??
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<br>> I was shocked recently to hear that Notes has close to a 50% market
<br>> share among large corps. I don't know the accuracy of that statement,
<br>> but it is way more prevalent than I would have thought from my small
<br>> bus. background.
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Agree. There are a multitude of organizations that utilize Notes, and in the Windows world there really isn't anything that can compete with it.We all know how focused most corporate IT departments are on the MS model.<br><br>That doesn't meant that it's GOOD software, just that there isn't anything better for that platform.<br><br>Mine (and everyone else that I know) crashes on a regular basis, and we talk with others on a daily basis that are having yet another problem with Notes. The running joke is "My notes id down. Can you imagine that??"<br><br>Dan<br>
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