I use it.

Mick

I use it too, but a majority of my users do not. We do not promote this actively. It would be used more often if it could be easily synced to mobile devices.

I use it everyday. Keep all sorts in there.

Using it all the time. It's an eProductivity variant of the vanilla Jounal, but it does the same thing.

Notes of all kinds go in there.

I replicate it to a server and have it available on multiple Notes-clients.

I use it,my boss uses it. It's my dump for button code clips, comments,technotes, and lots of other odds and ends. It synchs in inotes, but not mobile devices (yet???? ;-) it would be great if it could synch with mobile devices.) I know then there would be at a good number of other people here that would use it then.

Yup! I use it all the time. Tips, tricks, code snippets, random bits of info. Replicated up to a server. Wish it did sync with mobile too!

It's used here by a faithful few. Like Uwe, it's not promoted well here.

i have an app that will allow mobile access, but its not that great, if anyone wants it. I plan on rewriting it like the ITANA Tasks on openntf, where you can add and edit offline, but i dont know when i will get to it

I use it, plus we use an app from Alan Lepofsky which copies selected email into a department Notebook for later review.

I use it a lot for keeping a variety of things, I even use copies for certain projects.

I use it all the time. I store all sorts of information there.

I sync it with my mail file so my BlackBerry gets updates (Actions > Lotus iNotes > Synchronize Notebook.)

I hope that IBM makes it sync like contacts do now (i.e. "Enable "Synchronize Notebook" on the Replication and Sync tab"). We don't actively promote using the Notebook because of this manual process for our users.

Yes, I use it too. Didn't know about the Synchronize Notebook action. We've been using Roaming to sync the notebook but there are some tricks to get that to work correctly.

No and I consider it a geek feature (only used by IT and power users).

I used it for a long time, but now I prefer Nevernote (Nixnote on my Linux laptop).

Rarely seen users use it to my customers. They use Nevernote or OneNote like me, more friendly, more easy to use.

I do not use the Notebook application

+1 I use it a lot. Since I moved of my Blackberry, though, I miss the sync'ing of it.

Use it all the time, store all sorts in it. I replicate it to server. Used to sync with Blackberry, but no Blackberry anymore. A few of our Blackberry users use it.

I use it myself, and some of my users have used it over the years. I worry about it's future if it won't sync to iOS devices. Sync to Blackberry is definitely one of the reasons I use it.

I used to use it - now I use Evernote instead.

I don't see that many users who use it. I guess it's another one of those hidden gems.

I used to, but I am now using Evernote as syncs between most devices.

Like the Journal I have not seen many active users of this db. It has to be advertised otherwise people do not know of its existence.

I use it daily.

The app might benefit from a design update. The views are not logical (olderst document highest up in the view)

I use free version of Evernote. Use it mostly on my mobile and it will sync with other devices (PC).

Yes - I use it quite a bit. I sync using Mark Hughes (www.hughesconnect.com) ITANA althoughj I need to update my syncing.

I use it for the same reasons mentioned above - for code snippets and "useful" bits and pieces. I sync it to the web server and so it is available to me where ever I am. Very useful and simple, however, I am thinking of migrating to Evernote.

I use it too; much like the majority above, for storing a variety of information for reference.

Hi Julian,

We have a free Reference Application that replaces the standard Lotus Notes Journal/Notebook design and provides information management tools to Lotus Notes. As I mentioned, it's a free app. { Link }

If people are also using eproductivity, then they can drag and drop information from Notes to the Reference app and they can use the Quick Capture/Paste features.

All of this is on the Notes side. There's a good opportunity for device specific reference/memo apps.

As far as synching goes, BB does it best - seamless. Other platforms vary. A few smart guys have come up with ways to sync via the web.

Hope that helps.

Eric

I use it too, sync with my BlackBerry.

A majority of my users do not. But i sometime advice them to use it like a personnal (& cheap) knowledge base with efficient search functionnality