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This is the third in a 4-part series concerning creating MS Word documents in LotusScript. In the first tip, we talked about the basics of creating a Word document and adding text to it. In the second tip, we got a bit more advanced with some formatting options. In this tip we'll talk about updating headers and footers and some other advanced topics. In the last tip we'll talk about even more advanced topics like adding tables to your document...
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Lotus Notes and Domino 7 have shipped. Now everyone wants to know: how does it perform compared to its previous release? In this first of a three-part series, we discuss testing we performed to determine how the various Domino 7 platforms stack up against the previous release of Domino. (Hint: There's good news for Domino administrators everywhere!)...
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We conclude our two-part series on the Lotus Notes Out of Office agent with a look at Out of Office agent administration, using Out of Office features with Domino Web Access, and troubleshooting Out of Office issues...
« Julie Kadashevich » |
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The Lotus Notes Out of Office agent is one of the most widely-used and useful agents in Notes. In this first of a two-part article series, we take a detailed look at how the agent works and how you can customize it...
« Julie Kadashevich » |
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Here's an age old Domino problem - if you have a keyword field with Allow Values Not In List selected it will not work on the web. Here's my most simple of simple solutions. First, a rant...
« Jake Howlett » |
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I really, really like Bob Obringer's Ultimate View Navigator. After seeing it, I immediately wanted to merge the work I'd been doing with his code. To reset for everyone, I wanted to duplicate the ability we have in the Notes client to start typing, hit enter, and the view would "jump" to the closest entry in the view...
« Lance Spellman » |
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This is the second in a 4-part series concerning creating MS Word documents in LotusScript. In the first tip, we talked about the basics of creating a Word document and adding text to it. In this tip, we'll get a bit more advanced with some formatting options, and the last two tips we'll talk about updating headers and footers and some other advanced topics...
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The BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Lotus Domino 4.0.2 Hotfix 2 is available for download in the PartnerZone...
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Lotus Notes seems to be a source of frustration for many designers, marketing "folks" and other people who generally have a "tizzy" each and every time their email or marketing message comes across looking less than perfect...
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This is the first in a 4-part series concerning creating MS Word documents in LotusScript. In this tip, we'll talk about the basics of creating a Word document and adding text to it. In the next tip, we'll get a bit more advanced with some formatting options, and the last two tips we'll talk about updating headers and footers and some other advanced topics...
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In this conclusion to our two-part series, we look at several different scenarios you may encounter when implementing single sign-on (SSO) functionality at your site...
« Amy Smith/Terri Warren/Jane Marcus » |
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Guido Purper hat auf OpenNTF eine Lotus Script Klasse veröffentlicht, mit der es möglich ist, on the fly GIF und BMP Dateien zu erzeugen...
« Ulrich Krause » |
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Programme zum Exportieren von Daten aus einer Lotus Notes Anwendung heraus gibt es viele. Alle diese Programme setzen voraus, dass Excel auf dem Rechner, der die Exportdatei erzeugt auch installiert ist. Was macht man aber, wenn auf dem Rechner Excel nicht installiert ist oder der Export gar auf einem Server im Hintergrund laufen soll? Was wenn die erzeugte Datei evtl. auch noch von älteren Versionen gelesen werden soll? Ein Format, welches Excel schon seit der Version 2.1 verwendet und welches auch noch mit Excel 2003 gelesen und verarbeitet werden kann ist BIFF2.1 ( Binary File Format )...
« Ulrich Krause » |
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The log file on a Blackberry Enterprise server contains a number of entries that track every interaction between your enterprise,the Blackberry network, and those wonderful little devices. Searching that log for individual information is tedious and time consuming...
« Eric Parsons » |
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Learn all about Single Sign-on (SSO) in Notes/Domino from that international man of mystery, Jim Bland. In this first installment of a two-part series, we examine SSO basics and look at issues that arise in multi-directory, multi-identity environments...
« Amy Smith/Terri Warren/Jane Marcus » |
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This tip shows you how to create a hierarchy of related objects, using design elements in Lotus Domino Designer. It applies to Domino Designer 6.5 and later...
« Mona Cao » |
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Okay, one (hopefully) last update to the Append a Button to a Rich Text Field tip. I changed the code from a function to a class, because it made more sense that way. I also fixed two problems: one where an ampersand in the button label was causing an error, and another where long labels would be truncated...
« Julian Robichaux » |
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Okay, now I remember why I haven't posted any code in so long -- because I always find bugs and have to update it. Stupid bugs. Two things wrong with yesterday's code...
« Julian Robichaux » |
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For a recent project I had a situation where a record on a response document needed to conditionally update information on the parent document. This tip explains the situation and tells you how I solved the problem...
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Lotus Notes/Domino 7, Domino Web Access 7, and Lotus Enterprise Integration 7 are now available!
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Lotus Sametime 7, Lotus Sametime Enterprise Meeting Server 7, Lotus QuickPlace 7, Lotus Domino Document Manager 7, and Lotus Workflow 7 are now available!
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This article describes new features introduced in Lotus Notes and Domino Designer 7.0. Read about all the ways we've expanded and improved the Lotus Notes client, Domino Designer, Domino Web Access, and Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook...
« Dick McCarrick » |
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Perhaps the most significant new functionality introduced in Lotus Notes/Domino 7.0 involves the Domino server. This article examines the major new features offered in Lotus Domino 7.0, including better performance, easier administration, and tighter integration with Web standards and other IBM/Lotus technologies, such as DB2, WebSphere Application Server, and WebSphere Portal...
« Dick McCarrick » |
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Learn about how we've improved the design and function of the Rooms and Resources feature in Lotus Notes/Domino 7...
« Bruce Kahn » |
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In this article, we provide a quick tour of new features and enhancements introduced in Lotus Enterprise Integrator (LEI) 7...
« Scott Morris » |
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The Lotus Notes and Domino and Lotus Enterprise Integrator for Domino 7 products provide business-critical, enterprise-strength solutions that maximize both collaboration and user productivity, while helping to lower the total cost of ownership. With this version, your previous investments in Lotus Notes and Domino can be leveraged and end user productivity can be enhanced. As they have since their inception, Lotus Notes and Domino continue to offer high performance with reliability, security-rich features, scalability, and usability for companies of all sizes and across all industries. Lotuscontinues to meet your needs and help you maintain a competitive advantage...
« Ted Stanton » |
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IBM hält Wort und startet noch innerhalb des dritten Quartals mit der Version 7 von Lotus Notes und Domino. Business-Partner können die neue Software auf der Partnerworld-Webseite herunterladen. Kunden mit Passport-Kontrakt finden die Software auf dem PassportAdvantage-Server. In einer Update-Welle werden auch alle auf Domino aufbauenden Produkte aktualisiert: Das betrifft Quickplace, Sametime, Lotus Enterprise Integrator, Domino Document Manager und Lotus Workflow...
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With the release of Lotus Notes 7.0 and Domino 7.0, our beta program has ended, and Lotus Notes/Domino 7.0 has gone gold...
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I just realized that I haven't given out any code in a while. Sorry about that. Since we were talking about buttons yesterday, how about a little button-related tip...
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