Hi Dan:

In my company, we all  use Lotusnotes mail system.  It is very easy when
you use Jaws.  You can ask your admister to put your name as an icom on
the screen.  You can simply click right mouse button on it to bring up
contact menu.  Then chose "open" by arrowing down and hit enter on it.
Then you will be in your "inbox".  You can just hit enter again to read
your first E-mail.  Page-down to go down a screen and enter key to go to
the next mail, delete key to remove a mail...

It is easy, isn't it?

Ren


On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, Dan Rossi wrote:

> Hey folks,
>
> Sorry to ask such a common question on the list, but either the maelstrom
> server is exceedingly slow or my fire-wall is acting up but I can't get
> through to the list archives without timing out.
>
> My company is being absorbed by IBM and some sweeping changes will be
> made.  For one, I am being forced to shift to using Lotus Notes for my
> email.  Does anyone have any experience with this?  Right now I use pine
> mainly because my job deals with UNIX so it's just easier to do everything
> in unix.
>
> Also, if anyone has any experience with, or knows anybody who does have
> experience with, IBM's Team Connection, a large software project
> management tool I'd appreciate hearing from you.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
>
> Dan
>
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