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In the last 5 month I got about 1000 search
referrer hits with the search topic. My short answer to that question would
be: Don't do it! However as the Buddha says: "You pick the level of
your suffering yourself", there is a long answer too. I can understand,
that people don't know where Hannover
is or can/want to wait for it.
Instead of "pouring out the baby with the bath", one can stick
with Domino backends and use the Outlook connector for Domino to have it
both ways: Outlook on the front end and Domino as reliable, cost effective
and scalable infrastructure behind. Both IBM/Lotus
and Microsoft
offer a flavour of it.
But if you have to go: There are
a number of 3rd party vendors who offer migration products and services:
are some examples. Microsoft
also provides tools
and advice.
My personal take: Stick with Domino.
Just try to get that old email backup (was it a pst?) from your Outlook/95
backup opened in Outlook 2003 or use the build in fulltext search in the
Outlook client. Use the connector provided by IBM if you must have Outlook....
or wait for Hannover. upgrade to Notes
8 (You also can enjoy yourself
with R7 and the OpenNTF
eMail
template until then).
If you want to change something for
the sake of changing why not implement "Getting
Things Done with Lotus Notes"?
Update:
It cuts both ways. If you came to your
senses and want to move Microsoft stuff to Notes (stuff as in Outlook,
Office and Sharepoint) you have plenty of help too:
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As stated before: you pick the level of your suffering yourself!
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