Lessons Learned Server for Windows' 2.0.1 is Shareware Other Server Applications software design by LessonsLearnedServer. It runs on following operating system: WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003 and has as system requirements: 512 MB Memory, 1.6GHz CPU, 10GB Harddisk. A generic multi-user knowbase with strong search and scalability features.
Lessons Learned Server for Windows 2.0.1 has been tested and received a complete evaluation by the Soft32Download experts and due to the great results it has been awarded with the "Clean & Safe" award, meaning that this product is 100% clean of adware/spyware/trojans/viruses and it is safe to install.
Whats new in version 2.0.1:Multiple User Accounts for the same Information Profile.
Automated Backup & Recovery.
Fine Permission Control for Users
Unlimited Information Profiles
Advanced and Simple Rich Editing
Category Labeling for Information Items
Indexing and Searching of Categories
Optimized Service
Publisher review:LessonsLearnedServer is a powerful information repository with a scalable hierarchical structure.
This knowledge base provides an organization with powerful storage and retrieval features.
Suitable for, but no limited to:
> Generic KnowBase
> Research Projects
> Online Material
> Legal Case Management
> Client Extranets
> Company Knowledge
> RFP Repository
> IT Dept Knowledge
> Article Storage
> Human Resource Tracking
> Product Catalogs
> Secure Information Access
> Medical Research
> Health Research
> Unstructured Information
Requirements:512 MB Memory, 1.6GHz CPU, 10GB Harddisk
Operating system:WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003
Limitations:5 information profiles max, 30 information items per profile.
Release notes:Major Update
New information coming from some sources close to Apple confirming that the Cupertino giant is testing two different models of iPhone, called internal iPhone5, 1 and iPhone 5.2. Apparently, both devices have a screen of 3.95 inches and a resolution of 113
Posted on: 24 May 2012 08:36 by A. Brown
Microsoft expects to launch a new wave of optimism with Windows 8. In a recent statement, Steve Ballmer, chief executive at Microsoft, estimates that Windows 8 will reach a total of about 500 million users by the end of 2013.
Posted on: 24 May 2012 08:25 by A. Brown