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  • Run or restart Notes/Domino agents via text messages

    Discover how one Notes/Domino developer at a small company set up his mail database to send him a text message when an agent terminates abruptly. You'll also get the code that you can text back to the database to run or restart the agent. 

  • LotusScript code rebuilds corrupted busytime.nsf file

    The Notes/Domino busytime.nsf file can become become corrupted, causing problems with the Resource Reservations database. Use this LotuScript code to rebuild busytime.nsf files nightly -– without deleting busytime.nsf. 

  • Soft-code item names to facilitate LotusScript management

    The simplest way to access items created with forms is to hard-code item names. But this presents a few problems. Learn how soft-coded items in LotusScript are easier to maintain and less prone to errors. 

  • LotusScript agent automates selective mail file replication

    You can use selective replication to replicate sets of documents in a Notes/Domino database. But what if you need to replicate several Notes/Domino databases? Get the steps and LotusScript agent to set a replication formula for multiple mail files. 

  • LotusScript filters and attaches files to a Notes form

    Using the workspace.OpenFileDialog method lets you filter file types before attaching them to a Notes field form. You can modify this method further by limiting the size of attachments. Get the steps and LotusScript you need here. 

  • How to create mail files using a LotusScript agent

    This LotusScript agent duplicates the AdminP email file creation process by pulling information from a Domino Directory in Lotus Notes/Domino 6.x and higher. 

  • Extract value pairs from text arrays with LotusScript

    Use this LotusScript code to extract value pairs from a text array. In this example, see how various Work Flow status stages were extracted and summarized, allowing the results to be more easily analyzed. 

  • Mass-input form uses LotusScript to ease large-scale employee moves

    Use this LotusScript button and Lotus Notes form with a spreadsheet-style interface to enter a high volume of records. This tip is helpful during a large-scale office move and can save your help help desk team time and trouble. 

  • LotusScript button updates email addresses in Lotus Notes PAB

    Send Lotus Notes users an email message that contains this LotusScript-coded button. This button will allow them to easily update an email in the location document of their Personal Address Books (PABs). The button automatically notifies the administ... 

  • Code exports Lotus Notes data to an OpenOffice Calc spreadsheet

    The ability to transfer Lotus Notes data from a database to an Excel spreadsheet has been available for some time. If you're using OpenOffice.org Calc spreadsheets, however, you'll need to use this LotusScript code instead.