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Interview by Tara Hall
Integrating data from systems throughout an enterprise is a daunting, but critical, task. In this month's interview, members of the Enterprise Integration team, Mary Peterson and Scott Prager, discuss the Lotus Enterprise Integration products—past, present, and future.
Mystery variables
Professor INI solves a few mysteries this month, answering questions about several undocumented, obsolete, and nonexistent NOTES.INI variables.
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