Lotus Notes Reviews

Lotus Notes is not my favorite office email and diary system, but it does get the job done. My company uses Lotus as its primary service for daily office activity, and once you learn the tricks, it's a tolerable software system! For instance, pressing the "insert" key on your keyboard will read or unread a selected message. And ...  Read the complete review

We use lotus notes as our email and diary system at work, having fully migrated from microsoft outlook a few years ago. The version we use is, I believe 7.5 and as well as diary, to do list, and email functionality it has an instant message system available. Sametime, the instant messaging service is excellent. It intergrates well ...  Read the complete review

I used Lotus Notes at my last job and felt it was easy to use, but not as easy as some of the other email and task programmes I had previously used before. I felt that the programme was easy enough to use for accessing, reading and writing emails, however, when trying to schedule tasks or book meetings I found this a more complicated task to the ...  Read the complete review

It has a lot of features, but many of them remain unused; takes about 2 minutes from the time I launch it to the time I can see my e-mails on a Dual Core, 512 MB RAM; I've used mozilla, better choice in my opinion and I was receiving about 100 e-mails/hour, some of them needed reading, some just filtering;

PS: in the Quick Rating below they didn't put a rating to measure the time to respond to a command; I would rate that as bad.

Lotus Notes 8 review - improved but still not user friendly Summary While the Notes 8 and 8.01 clients have indeed been notably improved regarding user interface and user experience, there are still far too many remains of the "old" Notes client when scratching the surface. It is my belief that end users will be somewhat ...  Read the complete review

I’ve used a lot of different email clients over the years – Eudora, Thunderbird, Outlook, Evolution, KMail, Claris Mail, Apple Mail, even Pine. Apple Mail is my hands-down favourite (fast, simple, clean and reliable), while Thunderbird is my preferred option for Windows or Linux. I’ve recently been forced to switch to Lotus Notes 6.5 ...  Read the complete review

I've been a user of lotus notes for about two years and it was forced upon me because of joining a new company that uses Notes as their means of electronic communication. I'm not going to go too much into detail on the technical features, but I will give you my experience with the program and the features I work and how they meet my needs and ...  Read the complete review

First off all, sorry for english, since I am learning it. And now my opinion: I have been working with Lotus Notes for the las four years, and I have to say that people's thinking about this program is not absolutely correct. People thinks that Notes is just an email program. As an email program is similar to others, since it ...  Read the complete review