Notes client Bookmark Export and Import database
Tags: DXL Lotus Notes LotusScript
From time to time I like to completely reinstall Notes, because Notes, like Windows, accumulate issues (oh, "features" we call them, he he ...) over time. So just like reinstalling Windows once a year, I try to reinstall Notes too. One of the drawbacks with complete reinstallation, is that you loose settings, amongst them Workplace and Bookmarks. This means that I have to manually recreate my bookmark folder structure, opening up a bunch of databases and remember to add them to bookmarks. Boring, tedious and error-prone.
I have therefore created the Bookmark Export and Import database, which let you export your bookmarks to a backup document, and then later import it again. Below you see a screenshot of my latest backup document;
Yup, nothing fancy in regard of design here
The backup document contains two DXL files
(which the Export agents creates for you) along with a bunch of other fields
to keep track of all relations in the original bookmark.nsf file. Below
you see the content of the About-document
From time to time I like to completely reinstall Notes, because Notes, like Windows, accumulate issues (oh, "features" we call them, he he ...) over time. So just like reinstalling Windows once a year, I try to reinstall Notes too. One of the drawbacks with complete reinstallation, is that you loose settings, amongst them Workplace and Bookmarks. This means that I have to manually recreate my bookmark folder structure, opening up a bunch of databases and remember to add them to bookmarks. Boring, tedious and error-prone.
I have therefore created the Bookmark Export and Import database, which let you export your bookmarks to a backup document, and then later import it again. Below you see a screenshot of my latest backup document;
Yup, nothing fancy in regard of design here
The backup document contains two DXL files
(which the Export agents creates for you) along with a bunch of other fields
to keep track of all relations in the original bookmark.nsf file. Below
you see the content of the About-document
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