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Create a personalized greeting for Lotus Notes database users


gary cronin
05.20.2008
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By using LotusScript code and the Database Script PostOpen event, you can generate a personalized greeting for your Lotus Notes database users. Upon logging on, users will be greeted by first name and time of day.

To begin, copy and paste the following code into the PostOpen event of the Lotus Notes database you would like to contain the greeting.

Note: This database script takes a while to update. Be sure to save and close the script. You must re-open your Lotus Not


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