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Notes Domino Magazine 2001 No. 55 & 58 (2 books)
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Notes Domino Magazine 2-Book Set (2001)
・May 2001 Issue No. 55 Notes/Domino Re-Introduction
・August 2001 Issue No. 58 Mobile System Construction
This is a 2-book set of specialized magazines for engineers who supported enterprise system construction from the early days of Lotus Notes/Domino.
It provides detailed explanations of Domino server operations at the time, case studies of Notes client utilization, and technical approaches that can be considered precursors to Nomad Mobile.
Recommended for engineers and researchers as rare materials covering the design philosophy of the early groupware era and attempts at mobile support at the time.
There is dirt on the cover and pages due to age.
No writing or folding in the pages.
There is yellowing due to age, but it does not interfere with reading.
We will pack carefully and ship promptly.
Stored in a home environment free of pets and smoking.
Valuable as a resource for maintaining/researching legacy environments and for the history of Lotus technology.
Can also be used for comparison with current technologies such as Domino Leap and Nomad Web.
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