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Home > Learning Lotus Notes clients > Using the productivity tools within Lotus Notes
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Using the productivity tools within Lotus Notes 

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The Lotus Notes 8 clients includes Lotus Symphony, a suite of office productivity tools. Visit the Lotus Symphony wiki to find videos, tutorials, reference cards, and demonstrations on how to use the productivity tools within Lotus Notes.

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Learning Lotus Notes clients
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symphony, productivity tools, seminar, seminar, seminar

This Version: Version 1 January 19, 2009 7:07:58 PM by Sharyn Richard  

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