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  • Bob Alston

    #1

    Accessing lotus notes documents

    I am trying to access lotus notes documents. I am able to do this but
    the view in notes I have available contains multiple types of documents.
    I only want one of the types of documents.
    When i getfirstdocumen t or getnextdocument
    how can i tell which type of document it is?

    Bob
  • The Frog

    #2
    Re: Accessing lotus notes documents

    Hi Bob,

    You want to play with Lotus through Access? Can be done, but it is
    difficult without a proper reference. Fortunately the references for
    this are free from IBM. You can download the Redbook(s) you need to
    get the job done. The books you need are:
    SG24-5670-00 COM Together - with Domino
    SG24-4856 Lotusscript for Visual Basic Programmers

    These books are a bit of a tutorial on what you can and cannot do, and
    in what context(s). I would respectfully suggest that you read these
    (especially the first one), and I think you will find that all you
    questions are answered.

    Go to www.redbooks.ibm.com and search for the title of the book, you
    can then download them for free in PDF format.

    Cheers

    The Frog

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    • Bob Alston

      #3
      Re: Accessing lotus notes documents

      The Frog wrote:
      Hi Bob,
      >
      You want to play with Lotus through Access? Can be done, but it is
      difficult without a proper reference. Fortunately the references for
      this are free from IBM. You can download the Redbook(s) you need to
      get the job done. The books you need are:
      SG24-5670-00 COM Together - with Domino
      SG24-4856 Lotusscript for Visual Basic Programmers
      >
      These books are a bit of a tutorial on what you can and cannot do, and
      in what context(s). I would respectfully suggest that you read these
      (especially the first one), and I think you will find that all you
      questions are answered.
      >
      Go to www.redbooks.ibm.com and search for the title of the book, you
      can then download them for free in PDF format.
      >
      Cheers
      >
      The Frog
      Thank you very much! These references appear to be spot on!

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      • The Frog

        #4
        Re: Accessing lotus notes documents

        You are welcome Bob :-)

        Cheers

        The Frog

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