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| Notes2PDF
Converter - v2.0.8 as of June, 2008 |
Notes2PDF Converter is the tool, which
allows you convert your Lotus Notes documents into PDF format.
It's based on Apache FOP
project and implemented via additional Java library wrapper
together with Notes Java Agent for Lotus Notes specifics. It
could run on client side as well as on server in batch mode.
Available demo download (Windows setup file at this moment) is
about 10MB in size and contains all required jars and demo
database, which demonstrates the conversion process. Readme.txt
file with detailed change history and issues/limitations is also
included. Evaluation contains also Arial font (used in demo
document) text metrics preparation step for later usage during
PDF file generation. National languages (currently tested are
German and Russian) specific letters are also handled properly.
New since version v2.0.7.0:
- Added columns/rows spanning for table cells
- Some fixes with table borders, horizrule, empty urllink, urllink border/underlining
New since version v2.0.3.0:
- Added Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 support
- Sample database now contains server-side agent as well for evaluation
New since version v2.0.1.0:
- Added Lotus Notes document's attachments embedding support into resulting PDF
- Code made compatible between JDK 1.4/JDK 1.5
New since version v1.2.2.0:
- Added extended support for bullets/numbered lists.
New since version v1.2.0.0:
- Source code and FOP libraries now compiled over JDK 1.4
- Latest modifications from FOP 0.94 are incorporated
- Dropped Lotus Notes v6.5.x support
New since version v1.1.0.0:
- Configurable Page Setup implementation (margins, height/width)
- Configurable Header/Footer implementation with Page
number/Total number of pages substitution and Lotus RichText
fields content
- Configurable PDF Bookmarks list for multi-document
implementation
Tests were performed for these configurations:
- Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1
- Lotus Notes v8.0.0 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v7.0.2 on Windows XP SP2
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Notice: Notes document converted to PDF format will be saved
to the same sample database (view called 'AllDocs') in demo.
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IBM Advanced Business Partner
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IBM Value Advantage Plus (VAP)
Member for Lotus Notes
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| Notes.ini
preferences plug-in - v1.0.1 as of October, 2007 |
Notes.ini preferences plug-in is the
Eclipse 3.2 compatible plug-in integrated into Lotus Notes 8
client's File/Preferences area, which allows you perform such
tasks as:
- view all settings of your local Lotus Notes 8 client's
notes.ini file in sorted way
- quick lookup of each setting via the type ahead control
- add/edit/remove any setting
- request each setting description from configured description
repositories via WebServices (one of such WebServices enabled
repositories is provided by company called Kalechi Design, USA,
which hosts Notes.ini database
prepared by Rudi Knegt from RKJ-Soft)
New since version 1.0.1:
- added Browse button to allow other notes.ini files opening
- all text resources now externalized, so localization for
other than English language could be done easily
Tests were performed for this configuration:
- Lotus Notes v8.0.0 on Windows XP SP2
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Notice: In demo version there is no add/edit/remove ability
for a setting.
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| SOA Enabler
Plugin for IBM Lotus Sametime Connect v7.5 - v1.0.0 as of
March, 2007 |
IBM Lotus Sametime Connect v7.5 SOA
Enabler Plugin is a plugin for calling WebServices and providing
results inside the same IBM Lotus Sametime Connect environment.
Tests were performed for this configuration:
- IBM Lotus Sametime Connect v7.5 on Windows XP SP2
Notice: In demo version (consists right now just of plugin jar
file) you'll get additional message prompt right before invoking
configured service command.
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| LotusScript
Recompiler for Lotus Notes - v1.0.1 as of March, 2007
(Qualified as IBM VAP solution) |
LotusScript Recompiler for Lotus Notes
is a standard LSX module for Windows platform. It allows you
recompile all design elements which contain LotusScript items and
find errors in them. It could serve the same way as Lotus
Designer does via Tools\Recompile All Lotusscript menu but return
you as a result an array filled with not successfully compiled
design elements and compilation error messages. Libraries
dependency check is performed as well.
Tests were performed for these configurations:
- Lotus Notes v7.0.2 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v6.5.5 on Windows XP SP2
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| ToolbarPlus
for Lotus Notes - v2.5.4 as of January, 2008 |
ToolbarPlus LSX for Lotus Notes is a
standard LSX module for Windows platform. This product allows you
programmatically enumerate and change Lotus Notes client's, Lotus
Administrator's and Lotus Designer's toolbars (like Address, Text
Properties, Universal, etc.) as well as their entries and also
add/remove your custom toolbars and add/remove custom buttons to
them. You could also show/hide particular toolbar if needed. All
of that is done via regular LotusScript code. National languages
(currently tested are German, Lithuanian and Russian) for
toolbars and toolbar buttons captions/popups/formulas are
supported. Manipulation with custom toolbars requires Lotus Notes
client restart. This product modifies your current bookmark.nsf
database.
New since version 2.5.4:
- Tool will work correctly now if Martin Scott NoteMan toolbars were created later than your custom toolbar and then you've decided to add one more button to your custom toolbar
New since version 2.5.3:
- Tool will not crash now if Ytria toolbars will be found inside
bookmark.nsf
New since version 2.5.0:
- Builtin buttons now also supported with ability to change
default image
Tests were performed for these configurations:
- Lotus Notes v8.0.0 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v7.0.2 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v6.5.5 on Windows XP SP2
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Notice: only one custom toolbar with 2 custom buttons is
allowed to be created in demo.
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| PrinterPlus
for Lotus Notes - v1.0.1 as of August, 2007 |
PrinterPlus LSX for Lotus Notes is a
standard LSX module for Windows platform. It allows you enumerate
currently attached to your computer local/network printers as
well as request various printer properties. You are also able to
check if your selected printer supports PostScript or not. You
could also change now your default printer. All of that you could
manage via regular LotusScript.
Tests were performed for these configurations:
- Lotus Notes v8.0 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v7.0.2 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v6.5.5 on Windows XP SP2
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| Keyboard
handler for Lotus Notes - v1.3.2 as of April, 2008 |
Keyboard handler for Lotus Notes is a
standard LSX module for Windows platform. It allows you install
hook to catch particular keyboard pressing events (like Enter or Up/Down) and manage them
via regular LotusScript. It now also allows you to specify which
key you want to dismiss after handling.
New since version 1.3.2:
- Added multiple active document forms support
New since version 1.3.0:
- non ASCII keyboard code handling is now possible - It‘s now possible to
specify exactly which Lotus Notes form‘s fields should be enabled
for special handling, thus it‘s now much easier to add your
custom code
Tests were performed for these configurations:
- Lotus Notes v8.0.0 on Windows XP
SP2
- Lotus Notes v7.0.2 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v6.5.5 on Windows XP SP2
Notice: Debug LotusScript option should be turned off for this LSX to work
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| Hotspot
tooltip enabler for Lotus Notes - v1.0.1 as of March, 2007 |
Hotspot tooltip enabler for Lotus Notes
is a standard LSX module for Windows platform. It allows you
install hook to catch mouse movement over hotspot button/region
placed inside Navigator/Form object and show defined by you
tooltip message for that hotspot via regular LotusScript.
Tests were performed for these configurations:
- Lotus Notes v7.0.2 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v6.5.5 on Windows XP SP2
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| Agent
Backgrounder for Lotus Notes - v1.0.2 as of March, 2007 |
Agent Backgrounder for Lotus Notes is a
standard LSX module for Windows platform. It allows you run
several background agents in Lotus Notes client after database
activation (startup) with repeat interval from half of second to
any one you'll specify in comparison with standard lowest repeat
interval of Lotus Notes, which is 5 minutes. Via regular
LotusScript you could control how many threads invoking agents
are active as well as how many agent's invocations are performed
via appropriate event handling.
Tests were performed for this configuration:
- Lotus Notes v7.0.2 on Windows XP SP2
- Lotus Notes v6.5.5 on Windows XP SP2
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