Ytria Newsletter

Watch the scanEZ Master Class Webcast
online—now with a detailed outline

If you missed our scanEZ Webcast (or if you’d like to re-watch it to be sure all the tips and tricks soaked in), you can now check it out online. It’s available as either a Webex or a MPEG video file. In addition we’ve created a new, more detailed outline with time markers to make it easier for you to stop and resume the presentation. Click here for links to the videos and outline.

And thank you scanEZ Master Class attendees—you beat even our highest expectations. Demand for our education scanEZ Webcast was so great that we needed to upgrade the hosting service—attendance numbers smashed through the ceiling of our normal plan. Also, thanks to the folks who took the time to fill out our survey; the results are pictured below.

Get ready for replicationEZ—our newest admin tool
is about to enter Beta testing

If you’re interested in trying out our upcoming admin tool, replicationEZ, please drop us a line at betatest@ytria.com. It will be available very soon. This tool will let you easily see exactly where all your databases are replicating; it will spot missing or duplicate replicas on servers; it will reveal replication settings errors; it will generate graphical replication history charts; and much more! Check out the screenshot below to get a hint of what’s coming.

Ytria hits Rotterdam for the NLLUG/Social Business Convention

We were thrilled to meet all the folks who came to the Ytria and ECIT booth at this year’s NLLUG/Social Business Convention. And Ben, our product expert, had a great time presenting his “My first day at work, and how I got promoted” seminar, so we’d like to thank the wonderful audience in Rotterdam.

And last but not least, congratulations to Marcel van der Poel, one of the lucky Ytria Golden Ticket (redeemable for Ytria software) raffle winners. The other Golden Ticket winner will be announced shortly on our Twitter
feed (@ytria).

From the Ytria Tech Lab…
The Many and Various Ways of
Accessing your Notes Data with Ytria tools

Did you ever want to open a database in scanEZ without having to start your Lotus Notes client? Do you sometimes have to access databases with different IDs and wish you could do this without disrupting your Notes session? This post will show you tricks to do both of these things plus of a host of other convenient ways to access your data using Ytria tools. Click here to read more.