Posted on October 28, 2009 by Alex
John Head recorded this video showing an innovative approach to inserting graphics from a Lotus Notes image repository straight into your Lotus Symphony presentation.
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Posted on October 28, 2009 by Alex
To continue with my mini JavaScript-text-editor kick, I moved on to FCKEditor.
FCKEditor is another very popular JavaScript text editor. (Since I first started playing with it, FCKEditor got reborn in its 3.0 version, now known as CKEditor. Not sure why the ‘F’ was dropped. Perhaps, as the result of too many off-color jokes.)
Much like TinyMCE, [...]
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Posted on October 23, 2009 by Alex
One of the more frustrating thing about a web application is that you can never truly duplicate rich text formatting capabilities of a desktop client. And when you’re web enabling a Lotus Notes application, the difference becomes even more obvious. Luckily, there are various very light JavaScript text editors, which offer more functionality than the [...]
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Posted on October 8, 2009 by Alex
If you are a Lotus professional in or around Chicago, did you ever you feel that you wanted to come to one of the GRANITE meetings but didn’t want to make the trip downtown? Roy Rumaner is looking to start a suburban chapter of GRANITE. He has a discussion going on LinkedIn.
So, if you’re interested, [...]
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Posted on October 3, 2009 by Alex
This is a new one for me. And the link, of course, doesn’t really go to IRS.
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Posted on October 2, 2009 by Alex
If you are on LinkedIn and are a member of some of the Lotus-related groups, you should be receiving emails notifying you of new group discussions. It seems that in the last few weeks there’s been a surge in new Lotus-related jobs being advertised on the forums. Admittedly, a large number of these sound like [...]
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