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When you are editing a document in Lotus Notes, often there are several text items that are normally "hidden" that you may want to see to help you format the document. These items include spaces, tabs, and carriage returns (line breaks)...
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This one's going to be a real concept-based article, so kids and parents with weak stomachs may want to stop reading at this point (please read that if you're looking for a copy/paste code snippet, please keep moving along...!) Ok, VSFs (View Selection Formulas) - a very basic function, but recently I've been working on enhancing view usage via a combination of document-level rules and some Lotus Notes Kung-Foo...
« Chris Toohey » |
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For a recent project, the customer wanted to use holidays including Easter Sunday. Some holidays are fixed (Christmas Day, New Year's Day), and some float within reason (Labor Day is the first Monday in September, for example). Easter is a different animal. It has to do with the full moon and the spring equinox. After searching the internet, I found I relatively simple formula for computing Easter Sunday...
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The main announcement in Ambuj's keynote is "Hannover", the code name for the next major version of the IBM Lotus Notes client (post-7.0). "Hannover" has three objectives:
- Deliver unprecedented productivity through a compelling, activity-based user interface
- Introduce a new class of "composite" applications; delivering innovation by extending Notes applications in unison with a J2EE-based platform of packaged and custom applications
- Build on fifteen years of Lotus Notes in-market leadership by protecting and leveraging existing customer investments in Lotus Notes and Domino
« Ed Brill » |
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Before I started to work on the first article, I was just looking for a solution to the problem of the "Next" button appearing on the last page of a web view, based on a user request. At first I just laughed and mentioned that this is something Domino developers have had to deal with for a long... long time...
« Bob Obringer » |
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More and more we at Breaking Par are using style sheets in the Notes client. Although the CSS implementation in the Notes client isn't the greatest (at least through Notes 6.5) it is pretty good and you have lots of options. But the web certainly has more options. Instead of trying to combine all the information into one style sheet, sometimes we have a separate style sheet for the Notes client and the web browser. This tip shows you how...
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The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Resource Kit is compatible with the BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Microsoft Exchange or the BlackBerry Enterprise Server for IBM Lotus Domino or the BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Novell GroupWise...
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BlackBerry Enterprise Server Version 4.0 Service Pack 1 Hot Fix 3 for Lotus Domino is a cumulative hot fix containing all fixed issues from Hot Fix 1 and Hot Fix 2...
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Although the syntax for the NotesUIWorkspace.OpenFileDialog is pretty easy to work with, we had this reusable script library that provides an easy interface to get a file name from the user. You pass in a window title and a filter string, and you'll get back the full path to the selected file, or an empty string if the user clicked Cancel...
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A long time ago we posted a tip for getting a random file name that doesn't exist in a given directory. That has worked well for us for years, but we decided to update it. There were a couple of things we didn't like about the old function. The first was that you were restricted to one file name. This is fine for 99% of the times you want to use it, but if you needed a couple different file extensions, then it meant a couple of calls to the function. This new version allows you to get a file name that doesn't exist for 1 or more file extensions. The second thing we didn't like is that you had to remember to not include the "." in your extension, otherwise when the function returned you would have consecutive periods in the file name. Again, not a serious limitation, but the new function doesn't care if you include the period in the file extension or not...
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There are a total of 2149 keywords in the database. There are 10 new or updated entries this month...
« DRCC » |
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In Köln wird ein Domino-Administrator gesucht, der seinen Namen schreiben kann. Sprich: Er sollte wissen, was er tut. Und er sollte als Principal CLP zertifiziert sein. Am besten gleich als Admin und Developer. Klingt nach interessantem Job, nicht wahr...
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