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Consider a PDF writer/printer like
CutePDF or
BullzipPDF.
You may also consider this 3rd party tool:
SWING PDF Converter for Lotus Notes http://www.swingsoftware.com/pdf-converter/overview Take a look at these screencasts:
http://www.swingsoftware.com/pdf-converter/screencasts You can use it out-of-the-box (as a Notes toolbar add-on) or as an application component (a LotusScript API is provided). It doesn’t require a client side installation of a printer driver nor DLL files. It is delivered as a standard Lotus Notes NSF file. Here are some key advantages (from the
web site):
- Export multiple documents/emails at once
- Include file attachments to resulting PDFs
- Save collections of Notes documents/emails to self-contained PDF packages
- Render Notes-specific design elements such as embedded views
- Use original forms or create alternate page layouts using Domino Designer
- Centrally deploy and manage through configuration documents
- Add PDF capabilities to your applications using LotusScript API
- Run the conversion on server for scheduled tasks or web-based applications
Last Answered:
Sep 28 2009 9:14 AM GMT by Djakelic 
120 pts.