If I am not mistaken, the upgrade/migration tools are not defaults during the client installation. You can check by running the installation again and click on the 'customize' or 'advanced' button. I cannot remember the specific name of the button.
Good Luck,
Craig
I do not know exactly what your intention is, but one solution could be to use the Notes formula language "@Prompt" command to prompt for the data you are intending to collect. You can use this type of a formula in the post open event so the user has to go through the box(s) before...
Try using either:
1. @Command([FileSave]); @Command([FileCloseWindow]) in the save button/action.
2. or use the SaveOptions field. Setting this to "1" will always save the document and setting to to "0" will never save the document. One hint though, in the PostOpen event...
Try either Refreshing the Design (File-Database-Refresh Design) or Replacing the Design (File-Database-Replace Design, then select the mail template being used) of the database.
Good luck,
Craig
The following code will create a new Memo in your mail database.
Dim workspace As New notesuiworkspace
'-- Leaving the first and second options blank will open the form "Memo" in the current database
Call workspace.ComposeDocument( "", "", "Memo" )...
Open the view in Designer and go to the properties of the view. On the third tab, you can change the "Lines per row" from 1 to 9 and select the "Shrink rows to content" option.
Selecting these properties will "wordwrap" upto 9 rows (that is the limit), but only...
To exit the uidoc without saving try setting a field called "saveoptions" to "0".
As far as the code above, I would try:
a = 1
For a = 1 To 5
var1 = tempdoc.getitemvalue("PriorAddress_" + a)
docb.replaceitemvalue("PriorAddress_" + a, var1)
.
.
.
a = a +...
I see 2 possible solutions to your problem.
1. Send an e-mail to al users stating the problem and ask them to respond. This will keep the users from thinking "big brother" is watching all of the time.
2. Write an agent in lotusscript that uses the dbdirectory property of the...
I am not aware of any such tools and the only way I am aware of to move documents to a local machine would be to have the client run the agent. You could trigger the archiving when the user enters the mail file through a database script or something, but that is all that I can think of.
Good...
I do not believe there is a way for an agent that runs on the server to access a specific desktop's local data.
An alternative (not an ideal one) may be to map a drive from the server to your local machine and have the agent use the drive to access the database that you have locally.
Another...
Make sure that the new server name was added to the access control group necessary for it to access the old server and the names.nsf. You can find this info on the security tab of the server document. Notes: Be sure to check both server documents for this access.
Craig
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