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IBM Lotus Notes 8: Databases
Overview

You have worked on personal computers. Now, you would like to share information stored in a central location with other users. In the IBM? Lotus Notes? 8: Databases course, you will use Notes databases to create, edit, and enhance database documents. You will also create blogs in the Notes database to facilitate discussion among the users. Course Objectives

You will examine the functions of the Notes database, its ease of operation, and its security management features. Prerequisites

To ensure your success, we recommend you first take the following course:
  • Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows XP
Target Student:
This course is designed for people who will use Notes databases on the job to share information stored in one central location, and who may or may not use Notes as their email package. Certification
This course is one of a series of courseware titles that addresses Microsoft Certified Applications Specialist (MCAS) skill sets. The MCAS program is for individuals who use Microsoft’s business desktop software and who seek recognition for their expertise with specific Microsoft products. Certification candidates must pass one or more proficiency exams in order to earn Microsoft Certified Applications Specialist certification. Performance-Based Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
  • access the Notes database application.
  • work with database documents.
  • modify database documents.
  • enhance database documents by creating tables, hotspots, and sections.
  • arrange database documents in folders.
  • search database documents.
  • work remotely with the Notes database.
  • work with blogs in a Notes database.
Delivery Method:
Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities. Platform Requirements
  • Microsoft? Windows? 2003 Server and Microsoft? Windows XP.
Hardware Requirements Server Requirements
  • Intel? Pentium? IV or higher.
  • 1 GB RAM minimum; 1 GB or more recommended.
  • 8 GB minimum disk space per partition recommended.
  • Disk swap space 2 times the physical RAM installed.
  • Color monitor.

Client Requirements
  • Pentium 4, 1.2GHz or higher.
  • 1 GB or more recommended.
  • 4 GB minimum disk space or more recommended.
  • Hardware support for OpenGL.
  • Color monitor.
Software Requirements
  • Microsoft? Windows XP.
  • Microsoft? Windows? 2003 Server (Standard or Enterprise).
  • IBM? Lotus Domino server.
  • IBM? Lotus Domino administrator.
  • IBM? Lotus Notes 8 Client.
Course duration 1 Day Course outline
Lesson 1: Getting Started with the Notes Database Application

Topic 1A: Log In to the Notes Application
Topic 1B: Open the Notes Database Application
Topic 1C: Create Bookmarks

Lesson 2: Working with Database Documents

Topic 2A: Open Database Documents
Topic 2B: Create Main Topic Documents
Topic 2C: Create Response Documents
Topic 2D: Delete Database Documents

Lesson 3: Modifying Database Documents

Topic 3A: Edit a Document
Topic 3B: Check Spelling
Topic 3C: Format Text in a Document
Topic 3D: Create Named Styles

Lesson 4: Enhancing Database Documents

Topic 4A: Create Tables
Topic 4B: Create Hotspots
Topic 4C: Create Sections

Lesson 5: Organizing Database Documents

Topic 5A: Create Views
Topic 5B: Create Folders
Topic 5C: Move Documents Into a Folder

Lesson 6: Searching Database Documents

Topic 6A: Create Full-Text Indices
Topic 6B: Perform a Search

Lesson 7: Working Remotely with Databases

Topic 7A: Replicate Notes Database Applications
Topic 7B: Secure the Notes Client Environment

Lesson 8: Working with Blogs

Topic 8A: Create a Blog
Topic 8B: Edit a Blog


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