For probably 98% of cases, an HTML archive of a Notes database created with Teamstudio Export will show you exactly the information you need to see. But sometimes, there are those tricky cases where you need to be able to tweak the interface just a little bit to be able to unhide a hidden view, or show a field that wouldn’t appear in the Notes UI. If that sounds familiar, here’s how to tailor the HTML output so that it fits exactly what you need.

Teamstudio Adviser provides an easy and user friendly way of navigating through your HCL Domino application landscape. It can show you, not just how many applications you have, but how they are being used and by whom. But if you have thousands or even tens of thousands of databases in your environment, it can be hard to see the wood for the trees. That’s where filters come in.

If you’re anything like us, you spend way too much time looking for stuff. When it comes to archiving your old Lotus Notes databases however, Teamstudio Export makes it easy to find the databases you want to archive. This post explains the various different searching, sorting, grouping and filtering options available to you.

2020 has been a long, strange year. Many people are, justifiably, looking forward to it being over and starting out on 2021. It is true that many bad things happened this year, but 2020 wasn’t all bad news. In our little corner of the software world, there was actually quite a lot to be grateful for this year.

If you’ve ever tried to print a Lotus Notes document onto actual paper, you’ll know that there are some challenges in taking a document that’s formatted for a screen and outputting it in a fixed size format. The same goes for exporting Lotus Notes documents to PDF format, which is what the latest version of Teamstudio Export does.