I did not have the opportunity to see all the sessions close from something like kill notes and bet that was interesting. What I did to assist the users was create a small vbs file and create a user shortcut. This works sometimes and other times it does not for a reason that still eludes me. We are 2K Advanced Server. Heres the VBS script I have so far and it only kills the the session it is run in and not everyones notes.
dim ws, unlock
set ws=wscript.createobject(“WScript.Shell”)
unlock = MsgBox (“Are you sure you would like to end all Lotus Notes Process’s”,vbOkCancel or vbexclamation,“Unlock Notes”)
if unlock=vbok then
ws.run("tskill notes")
ws.run("tskill nlnotes")
ws.run("tskill nhldaemn")
ws.run("tskill naldaemn")
ws.run("tskill nttaskldr")
MsgBox "Notes is now unlocked", vbOKOnly or vbInfo, "Notes Unlocked"