Desktop Bitmaps for use with panagenda's MarvelClient Skinning Edition for IBM Lotus Notes:

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• bleedyellowgreyscale1280x800.bmp (3,001 Kb)
• bleedyellowgreyscale1280x1024.bmp (3,841 Kb)
• bleedyellowgreyscale1440x900.bmp (3,797 Kb)
• bleedyellowgreyscale1880x1040.bmp (5,729 Kb)
• bleedyellowgreyscale1920x1200.bmp (6,751 Kb)

*Huge thanks to Florian Vogler for this very cool tool.

Sample database demonstrating easy workaround for following R7 issues:

• Web service is unable to create LotusScript object.
• Script Library defined LotusScript Class cannot be directly surfaced through a Web Service.

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• SimpleEcho.nsf (384Kb) - Demo database explaining issue. Details in About document (ODS 43)

Fully functional Design Template based on Devin Olson's SpeedGeeking presentation at Lotusphere 2007.

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• WebStat.ntf (923Kb) - Fully functional Design Template (ODS 43)

Includes source library, production library, and sample html pages demonstrating how detect browser plugins.

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• sniffer2-SOURCE.js (23Kb) - Fully commented Javascript Library from https://www.webreference.com/tools/browser/javascript.html used to gather information about a browser.
• sniffer2.js (10Kb) - Compressed (whitespace & comments removed) version of above code.
• browserInfo-SOURCE.js (30Kb) - Fully commented Javascript Library for detecting browser plugins.
• browserInfo.js (15Kb) - Compressed (whitespace & comments removed) version of above code.
• browserRequirements-SOURCE.js (10Kb) - Fully commented Email Utilities Javascript Library containing utilities specific to email obfuscation. See the comments for details on how to use. Use this file as a learning tool to understand how & why the code works the way it does.
• browserRequirements.js (2Kb) - Compressed (whitespace & comments removed) version of above code.
• browserInfo.html (3Kb) - HTML page used to demonstrate browser plugin detection.
• browserInfo.css (2Kb) - CSS file used by browserInfo.html.

Includes source library, production library, and sample html pages demonstrating how to obfuscate email addresses on a web page.

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• azlwEMU-SOURCE.js (15Kb) - Fully commented Email Utilities Javascript Library containing utilities specific to email obfuscation. See the comments for details on how to use. Use this file as a learning tool to understand how & why the code works the way it does.
• azlwEMU.js (6Kb) - Compressed (whitespace & comments removed) Email Utilities Javascript Library. Use this library in production -the functionality is the same, it just loads faster because all the non-functional stuff (whitespace & comments) has been removed.
• azlwEmailObfuscator.html (2Kb) - HMTL page to help automate the obfuscation of email information. Use this page to automatically convert email labels and address information into obfuscated div elements that can be copied and pasted into your html pages.
• SamplePage.html (3Kb) - HTML page used to demonstrate how to enable automatic email obfuscation. Paste the div element HTML generated by the azlwEmailObfuscator.html page into this source code and then launch the page in any Javascript enabled web browser.

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Devin Olson's presentation slides and sample database for his Lotusphere 2006 session:

• BP301 - Accessibility for the Visually Impaired with IBM Lotus Domino.

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Sample database is an example of @Formula for Lotus Notes, view selections, view column values, programmatic view column names & referencing their values, and dynamically determining fiscal year information. For a detailed explanation, refer to Devin Olson's blog entries:

• Fiscal Year Fun
• Fiscal Year Fun, continued
• Excluding non-current Fiscal documents from views

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This database is an example of sorting techniques using both LotusScript and @Formula. Various combinations of sorting, looping, tranformation, and list manipulation techniques are presented. These techniques were introduced and heavily discussed in this blog entry.

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Document Locking resource files. Refer to Devin Olson's October 2004 Lotus Advisor Article for complete information.