Lotus Applications and Windows XP -- DOMINO400

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Subject: Lotus Applications and Windows XP
From: "Shane D. Rowe" <srowe@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 11:51:36 -0500
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I just upgraded to a Windows XP Professional computer.  My Lotus
applications (Administrator, Notes, Developer) can't "find a path" to the
Domino server.  Anybody have any tricks or tips on what to do to let them
talk to each other????

Thanks,
Shane D. Rowe
Systems Specialist
Haulers Insurance Company, Inc.

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RE: Lotus Applications and Windows XP , Fritz Hayes
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