On the IBM Domino Administration Console ….
-You can Select ” Configuration”
- Messaging
- Domains then create all the domans you wish to do .

Hi,,
If you are a Lotus Domino Administrator you can following these steps :
- on the Server’s Configuration Document
-Router/SMTP
-Restrictions and Controls
-Restrictions
-Maximum Message Size : you can set the limit of the attachments size over here …

-How many users have this problem ??? Are all users unable to open this attachment ??
-What is the type of this attachment ?? e.g. Excel , PDF ? Please make sure that users who have this issue have this program installed on their PCs…
-This is not a Lotus Notes issue … it is a problem with the program of this attachment …

Hi,,

You can either download it from the passportadvantage URL if you have an account
https://www-112.ibm.com/software/howtobuy/passportadvantage/paocustomer/sdma/SDMA?
P0=DOWNLOAD_SEARCH_ALL
Or
You can ask the local IBM office where you live to provide you with it then you can install it .

You can find the Mail.box under a folder called ” data” under the ” Lotus” folder .

Since Windows 8 and Hotmail are both Microsoft’s, you need to ask Microsoft Support to get an authoritative answer. — Tom

The later two posts seem to be the duplicates. But it doesn’t matter much until the question makes sense. The values in the two apparent examples don’t add up, so it’s not clear what they represent. It looks like we’re shown an output report rather than actual table columns, and ‘Total Marks’ is the totals. But we’re not told anything about the tables, so there’s nothing useful available. You can’t create a process that gives output until you have some idea what the input is. — Tom

As with almost every file type, you open it with the application that created it. How did you create the file? What kind of information do you have in it? See .INDD at WhatIs.com for information. — Tom

Question appears to be a duplicate.

Please tell us what your tables look like and what ‘Total Marks’ is. Also, when you say ‘last three columns’, are those the 2011, 2012 and ‘Total Marks’ columns?
 
When I see column headings across the top that seem to represent years, I think of crosstab queries in Access. See if that link helps you learn.
 
Tom

Yes and no. If you’re asking about a Windows 7 install disk, you buy one. (I.e., you pay for a license.) You don’t just download and install. Please give a more complete description of the situation you need to resolve. — Tom

What version of Outlook are you using? There are numerous free ways to get it done depending on what the version actually is. — Tom

…but neither would open the videos.
 
Why not? What happened? How did you try to get them to open it? Was there an error? If so, what was it? How were you told that those programs would process the file?
 
We need more information to know what to suggest. At the moment, we don’t even know what you are really trying to process. For all we know, you just installed a virus on your PC.
 
Tom

Binary files don’t “convert” to folders unless the file contains some kind of archive. If that’s what it is, then you need to run whatever kind of program handles that kind of archive. We would need to know what created the file in order to know how objects in an archive can be extracted. Details about the file are needed for any useful answers to be suggested. — Tom

Yes, it’s possible.  I would think that the access sample database would contain something like this. You may also find examples by searching the web. You will be creating two tables .. the order table would contain the one time stuff about an order, order number, customer #, order date, etc.  The second table would contain one row for each item ordered..it would have the order number and the item number and the quantity ordered.  As you said a third table contains the product info and a fourth table the customer info.   You would be creating a form tied to the order file and a subform tied to the order detail. 

Since this is clearly an academic exercise, we can’t tell you how to do it. We can give some guidance to help you understand how to do it.
 
First, you should understand that this is not a good table design. If payments should be matched with charges, then there should be an identifier like ‘InvoiceNumber’ that can be associated on both sides. But even that isn’t especially useful. An ‘OutstandingBalance’ for the EEID might be more useful.
 
To solve this problem, start with an understanding that this TABLE can be seen in terms of two VIEWs. One VIEW would be those rows that have a non-zero value for DR; the other has non-zero for CR. With two VIEWs to work with, testing queries that match rows between them might suggest approaches to a solution.
 
Tom

..

If you join the file to itself 
something like this ..

Select a.id, a.eeid, a.dr, b.id, b.cr
from myfile a join myfile b
on a.eeid = b.eeid
and a.dr = b.cr
order by a.eei, a.dr

Specific problems can be addressed here, but large questions concerning entire application areas can only be reasonably answered with “Hire a professional.” — Tom

Assuming that you are asking about a “database table” and that you are using Microsoft Access, you need to take a course in Access (or in whatever database you’re using). You can attend a local community college or look at any of the links that come up from a Google search for [ tutorial access ]. One you can start with is Microsoft’s Get to know Access tutorial. — Tom

A ‘status’ message doesn’t need to be cleared by the workstation. It goes away as soon as the program that runs it either sends a new status message or ends. So the question still isn’t clear to me, and knowing what software the macro is for would indeed be useful. — Tom