LotusScript agent parses ACL to Microsoft Notepad

LotusScript agent parses ACL to Microsoft Notepad

I often send email notifications to my Notes/Domino users regarding
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modifications to a database or links to new versions of said database. However, the list of users in my access control list can be quite extensive, and I've found that it can be a nuisance to email everyone.

This LotusScript agent parses the users in the ACL, writes the list of users out to a text file, then opens it in Microsoft Notepad. From there, copying and pasting the list into the To: field of an email is a simple process.


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This was first published in November 2009

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