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Rich text objects in Lotus Notes and Domino

If you open up  Designer Domino Release 6  file support, you will see that “what’s new in this version of the” list of 61 items in LotusScript than other areas of the Designer.

What is changing. Convert most important. Depending on the perspective of If you are an administrator. You no doubt that the system is flaky If you use the new Notes Administration Process Domino gelled collected data from different data in your organization. You will see your future in the new classes for importing and exporting data XML.

But if you’re straight – before building development for Domino users running the Notes client or web, it’s the new class for the complete text field before Notes / Domino 6 rich text box to box off the ground for developers. You can append Your software has text. But the only way. Will actually manage the content of the rich text field is a conflict with the abstract It is a plain text Notes / Domino 6 LotusScript to learn new methods and properties that allow you to separate rich text box and do Work on various objects are.

What you will use. Beginners are right or not. Could be almost anything. Just quickly before it is clear that the new text. Complete make significant changes at least three areas.

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Check an RTF Lotus Notes Field is empty

This interesting workaround comes It does cause a little bit of UI flicker, but works on the front-end and back-end:
Function IsRTFNull(rtfield As String) As Integer

‘This function tests a Rich Text field to see whether or not it is null. It returns TRUE if the field is null, and
‘returns FALSE if the field is not null. It works even if the rich text field contains a file attachment,
‘doclink, or OLE object but does not contain any text.
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Lotus Notes Richtext field checking Attachmentment or Size Without Saving document

Several threads cover the topic of preventing the attachment of overly large files to a Notes document, and one major hurdle seems to be how to do so without first saving the document, let alone without first attaching the file. Without covering all the reasons why this is a challenge, I thought it might be helpful for me to detail the solution that I came up with after reading several posts in this forum and piecing everything together.
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