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If you want to stress free migration from Lotus Notes to Office 365 you may find numerous migration assistant provider who can help you to migrate to office 365... Also, there are few manual methods which can help it to do it yourself. Check the below steps. Step 1: Backup NSF Files – The first and foremost step is to create the backup of NSF files. As we know, the manual method is always full of risks. Hence, a backup of data is a must. Step 2: Now, for each user who has an account in Lotus Notes, create new mailboxes in Office 365. Step 3: Enable IMAP TCP/IP port In the Lotus Notes application, open the Domino Administrator. Move to the Configuration Execute the IMAP service by opening the server document. Follow Ports>Internet Ports>Mail Then, From the Mail tab, enable the TCP/IP port value status. By clicking the Save button, save the changes. Step 4: Make synchronization with the IMAP Connector using this, Synchronize mailboxes between Lotus Notes & Microsoft Office 365 Regards, J Wick

View Outlook and tap on the Adobe PDF tab in the ribbon. Choose the required Emails to convert. Tap on the Selected Messages in the Adobe PDF tab. Choose to Create a New PDF from the displayed drop-down menu. A new saving tab will be displayed Choose the saving location and provide a name to PDF file, then tap on the Save button. You can also save the new emails in previously created PDF files by choosing the “Append to existing PDF” from the displayed drop-down. It also enables you to set up Automatic Archival, which automatically saves an email as a PDF format whenever a new email is created. This way the process becomes much easier and automatic to perform. After this, you can easily access Outlook email files in the form of the PDF. You can also use PDF converter tool available. Regards, J Wick

“The Procedure Entry Point Could Not Be Located in the Dynamic Link Library” Error? This error occurs when software is unable to locate the DLL library it requires to run. It could also happen if the library isn't located in the path's provided directory, or if the DLL file is missing or corrupted.

This is the answer of SQL, maybe you can find the solution on this You don't need the SQL Server Agent service - just the SQL Server (SQLEXPRESS) service. Is that one running? If so, you r issue may be that the SQL Express cache has become corrupted which happens from time to time in some scenarios. It's an easy firx, if that's the issue - all you need to do is delete the SQLEXPRESS folder that you will find under C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server Data. You will probably need to stop all running SQL related processes to complete the deletion - but after that restart the Server process and give it another try.

Go into App settings into the Start Menu to launch it. Once it's open, click the three-dot Menu button at the top-right and choose Settings. On the Settings page, disable the Update apps automatically slider. That's all you have to do---now Store apps won't update in the background. Regards, J Wick

Unplug USB cables and wait for a little while for the device driver to be unloaded by Windows, and then plug the device back in. Try using a different USB port on your PC. If you use a USB hub between the device and the PC, make sure the hub has power. Regards, J Wick

Launch the advanced startup settings by powering on your PC and pressing and holding the power button to interrupt the boot sequence. Repeat Step 1 two more times. After the third off-on power cycle, Windows 10 will automatically open in the advanced startup environment and display troubleshooting options. Click “Advanced options.” Click “System Restore.” Select the restore point created right before the blue screen appeared. Windows 10 usually creates a system restore point each time it installs an update, driver, or app. Click “Close.” Click “Next.” Click “Finish.” This may help, J Wick

If your access database form is based on the stored procedure having more than one table then you can’t update form data. Besides this, you can’t update form data which is based on the ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) recordset. Access form allows you to edit data from the ADO recordset. But only when the ADO recordset is made with the composition of SQL Server OLEDB providers and MSDataShape. Regards, J Wick

There is a manual Method which can help you with this: Convert OST to PST Manually Open Outlook and go to the File menu. Select the Import/Export option. Choose Export to a file. Select Outlook Data File (.pst) Choose whether to export a specific folder or the whole account. Check the Include subfolders box. Next, select a destination for the Export, and then click Finish. Regards, J Wick