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Video: IT-Room Web Access for Lotus Notes Domino 8 (8.0.1) English 
YouTube | by rss@youtube.com (alepoutre) | Fri, Jan 4
IT-Room Web Access is a new way to access your agenda and Notes mail box. It eases agenda and email use by providing a dynamic interface using Ajax facilities. IT-Room Web Access exploits web2.0 technologies
Keywords: Mail Calendar Agenda WebMail Web 2.0 Lotus Notes Domino V6 V7 V8.0.1
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