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RE: unable to load the information service nwnsp.dll
~Dean Dwofoopulikle 22.Dec.03 01:53 PM a Web browser
Notes Client 6.0.2 CF2 Windows 2000


OK, well in the end I have gone for this workaround. I have known about this but it is only an option for Office XP (2002) users.

You need to install the Outlook 2002 Connector for IBM Lotus Domino

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=60c4d659-3249-46cc-9cb9-db128b38e399&displaylang=en

There is no equivalent for Office 2003, nor Office 97/2000

But it really does work very well. Albeit you need to keep a very trim inbox.

Fortunately we are a reasonable small org so we are ablr to migrate users quickly, but we still have one app that has a dependancy on Excel 97, so can't take the whole office range up to XP yet.




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