Lotus Notes and Domino 8: What's New in LotusScript and Formula Language
Rocky posted his slides from his "Lotus Notes and Domino 8: What's New in LotusScript and Formula Language"-session from the Advisor summit. Besides being an interesting read it had two slides that...
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Discovering Notes 8: Automatic loading of images in HTML newsletters
In Notes 8 there is this nice new and improved display of HTML newsletters. An additional nice feature is that images are prevented from loading to combat SPAM bots that harvest e-mail addresses by...
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Discovering Notes 8: More nice Notes 8 $fields
As posted on friday there is a nice-to-know field in Notes 8 you can use to enable/prevent automatic loading of images in HTML newsletters. This morning I saw two new fields that seems to have AppDev...
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Discovering Notes 8: Showing dialogboxes from SWT in Notes 8
One of the big changes in Notes 8 is the move to a Java threading model which means that showing a messagebox is not something you can *just* do. This has implications for you if you're developing (or...
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Discovering Notes 8: How is your default browser configured?
It appears there are two ways of specifying the default browser (the one to use then clicking a link in an e-mail) in Notes 8. One is on the "Internet Browser" tab of the location document and the...
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Discovering Notes 8: VMWare, Notes 8 and database corruption
For quite some time I have been a strong proponent of using VMWare for customer development. I used to have 2 or 3 Notes clients in various versions installed on my laptop with a directory pointer per...
View ArticleDoclinks and default views
After spending a fair time troubleshooting an agent that send out e-mail I found the problem and the reason it didn't run. Once again it was because you apparently cannot create a doclink to a...
View ArticleResults from LotusScript.doc v.2 survey
Some time back I asked you to complete a survey on how you use LotusScript.doc and I'm happy that 60 of you did. I'm very pleased by the results and for the sake of transparency I'm posting the...
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