| Friday 12th, February 2010
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The Domino Administrator Documentation Team in the IBM Lotus Information Development Center is looking at restructuring some of the Admin Help and wants your feedback on how you use the documentation today. Join Amy Smith, Notes and Domino Information Architect, Cara Viktorov, Information Development Usability Feedback Lead, and the writers from the Domino Administrator Information Development team in this moderated forum and be a critical part of the team’s decisions about the direction for this doc set. Post your use cases, give the team your suggestions, and look for specific questions about usage and restructuring as the week progresses. The team is particularly interested in feedback on the following:
These are just some suggestions to get you started, but all questions, opinions, and feedback are welcomed! Join in, ask questions, provide feedback. The forum is open for posts now, but the team will be checking in and responding to posts the week of February 22, 2010 only. Check out the forum here. Technorati: None
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1. Cheap Ugg Boots11/24/2011 03:35:19 AM timelessly fashionable in the same way that jeans will always be - 2. Carley02/22/2010 03:19:23 PM Maybe they can hold another forum on that. But I found this one interesting. Especially the comments on UI and contnet. 3. Todd Castle02/15/2010 08:46:48 AM True Dat! 4. Dale Cybela02/15/2010 08:38:14 AM
Instead of rethinking the Help for the Administration Client IBM should be rethinking the Administration Client itself. It hasn't had anything (or extremely little) done to it since R5. I understand TCO of Administration doesn't sell Notes, but the Admin Client's capabilities have not been improved in many releases.
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