Notes lets you create a personal or a digital signature for your mail. You can create personal signatures from a text, HTML, or image (graphic) file. The file can exist anywhere in your operating system, but you may want to store it in your Notes data folder for convenience. You can have Notes automatically add [...]
Hi. I had the same problem. I work in an environment where I am not considered mobile enough to warrant a company Blackberry. However I have my own and like to keep my calendar with me. I went online to RIM’s (Reasearch In Motion) and downloaded their Desktop Manager ver 4.2.2 and that simply allows [...]
i figured it out <pre> Set tcollection = workspace.PickListCollection( 3, False,ServerName$, DatabaseName$, “Programma”,”Nieuwe Playlist” , “Kies programma”) If tcollection.count=0 Then Exit Sub Set tdoc = tcollection.GetFirstDocument typeProg$ =tdoc.Type(0) If typeProg$ = “T” Then Msgbox “TV” Elseif typeProg$ = “R” Then Msgbox “Radio” Else Exit Sub End If</pre>
Hi, This is strange, I am going thru the same thing myself… making our proprietary ERP system PCI compliant. I’ll share what I have for you so far. Here is a website that was provided to merchants late last year regarding PCI compliance. It is a survey to determine if your business is PCI compliant [...]
You have to select the contents of the table that you want hidden, then call up the properties box for the text (not the table), then select hide when printed.
Here’s a good getting started article I ran across recently. This site also has lots of good information about the i (the system formerly known as AS/400 in a previous life). <a href=”http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/i5/developer/7871p1.aspx”>http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/i5/developer/7871p1.aspx</a> CWC
Did you also transfer his c:notesnotes.ini from the old PC to the new one? I assume you did, but want to make sure. To clarify the previous person’s answer — The notes.ini on the machine points to the data directory. There’s an entry of “Data Directory=”. That is where the names.nsf file must reside. If [...]
@Member will do it all for you in a more compact manner. Your code could be changed to: posNum := @Member(fileName; @AttachmentNames); imgTitle := @If(posNum = 0; “Nada!”; fileName); imgTitle I’m assuming that the variable fileName is valid here. If fileName is a member of @AttachmentNames (which is a list…you don’t have to @Explode it), [...]
This answer is based upon the following assumptions: <ol> <li>The field <i>SIR_TrNo_EA</i> is a computed field on the form.</li><li>Dt_Received_EA is a Date/Time field, and it is available/populated at the time the document is to be saved. If not, then this code will not work.</li> </ol> Also…please see the explanation for the @DbLookup at the end. [...]
First of all you need a database on a Domino server where the code and a scheduled agent will reside. (I would not use an email database as the design could to be replaced by Admin). 1. Create a script library (where all the code will reside), e.g. libAttach, with a sub, e.g. ProcessEmail. 2. [...]
Tip #1: I suggest to open the Replicator page in your Notes and manually activate/replicate the line “Sending outgoing mail” (or named similarly, I do not see it actually) Tip #2: In your Notes client, open your current “Location” and check the “Mail” tab, if the “Mail file location” is “Local” then change it to [...]
I suggest adding a link to the global address book in your workspace. If you are having issues addressing emails to people in the global address book, you may need to update your preferences (user preferences -> mail -> general -> local address books).
Change your view to only select current year and month and I would add an error checker to code to allow for no documents, just in case.
Take a look at this link: http://dominogavin.blogspot.com/2008/01/how-to-burn-lotus-notes-mail-database.html While you might not want to create and/or keep index info, don’t skip the Ctrl-Shift-F9. Notes trys to update views anytime a db is opened, and, of course, it can’t write to a CD, so the db must otherwise be copied before it can be opened, even for [...]
Depends on how you are using Sametime. There are two ways: Sametime Client : If you are using the Sametime stand along client then when you save the chat history it’s saved to a text file which can be mailed. You have to do it manually or set up Sametime to save all chats in [...]
This compare could be done with a custom LotusScript agent. You would need to choose a field to match on, either name or email address. I could do this for you, but it wouldn’t be free. Contact me if you want a price quote. My email is in my profile.
This is what I found on an IBM help site. There is an existing enhancement request to change the behavior as you’ve described. It is being tracked as SPR ADEE7DJGVY. There is currently low demand for a change to the functionality, but it’s something that will be considered if additional customers indicate a preference for [...]
Do you have a requirement to have a password for the server.id? Best practice is to have no password. I don’t have an answer to the actual question. Sorry.
Hi there, You can view KarlG’s answer to this question <a href=”http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/itanswers/archiving-calenadar-in-lotus-notes/”>here.</a> Thanks, Jenny Mackintosh Community Manager
Hi, I don’t know anything about sametime, but it sounds like the text is set to the same colour as the background? Can you change this? Regards, Martin Gilbert. ******************************************************************************************************** The text color would be my first guess but… I’m not sure what program you are using, but some of the older ones had an [...]





