Mastering Lotus Notes 6 and Domino 6 (Heftet (myke permer))

Matt Riggsby is a developer specializing in Notes/Domino and Microsoft Access. He works for a publishing company in the San Francisco Bay area. Cate McCoy is a writer, consultant, and trainer. Her expertise spans many areas including Lotus Notes Domino, Crystal Reports, JavaScript, Java, and XML. Scot Haberman, a Sr. Systems Engineer at EDS, has been developing Notes/Domino applications since 1996. Andrew Falciani, a Sr. Systems Engineer with EDS, has been working with Notes/Domino since 1992.

You know the value of effective collaboration - make it a reality with "Notes and Domino". The latest release of "Notes and Domino" makes collaboration and information management easier than ever. Whether you're a user or a developer, "Mastering Lotus Notes and Domino 6" ensures that you get everything you can out of this integrated collection of powerful, flexible business tools. Thanks to practical, step-by-step instruction from a team of top Notes/Domino experts, you'll master these fundamentals. Coverage of the title includes: organizing and optimizing your email and calendar interactions; delegating tasks to others using the To Do list, meeting delegation, and calendar authorization; using notes' powerful, built-in search facility as well as searching internet directories using LDAP; keeping information current with replication; protecting your information assets with Notes/Domino security; browsing the web from inside the Lotus Notes client and accessing Domino databases with a web browser; managing your email and calendar with iNotes; building Domino applications using forms, views, and pages; and using framesets, outlines, and navigators in an application.The coverage also includes: designing applications for use by a Notes client and a web browser; creating shared resources for re-usability in a database; using mail rules to filter incoming messages and control spam; creating connection and location documents to communicate with a Domino server; customizing replication by controlling what replicates and when; encrypting sensitive information; integrating notes with Microsoft Excel and connecting to external databases using ODBC; coding actions for use in forms and views; programming workflow using Formula Language and learn about advanced programming techniques; and exploring the Lotus Script language and the Domino event model.

Introduction.Part 1: Introducing Lotus Notes 6.Chapter 1: What Is Lotus Notes?.Chapter 2: Getting Familiar with Notes.Chapter 3: Working with Databases.Chapter 4: Tailoring Lotus Notes 6.Part 2: Mastering the Basics with the Notes Client.Chapter 5: Communicating with Notes Mail.Chapter 6: Calendaring and Scheduling.Chapter 7: Collaborating with Notes.Chapter 8: Searching for Information.Chapter 9: Communicating with Domino Servers.Chapter 10: Replication.Chapter 11: Lotus Notes and Domino Security.Chapter 12: Integrating Notes with Other Applications.Part 3: Lotus Notes Domino and the Internet.Chapter 13: Accessing the Internet with a Notes Client.Chapter 14: Managing Notes E Mail with a Browser.Chapter 15: Domino Off Line Services and iNotes.Part 4: Developing Lotus Notes Applications with Domino Designer.Chapter 16: Introducing Domino Designer.Chapter 17: Database Creation and Properties.Chapter 18: Understanding the Formula Language.Chapter 19: Basic Form Design.Chapter 20: Advanced Form Design.Chapter 21: Using Views and Folders.Chapter 22: Outlines, Pages, Framesets, and Navigators.Chapter 23: Shared Resources and Other Features.Chapter 24: Language Extensions and the Object Model.Chapter 25: Shared Code Objects.Appendix A: Installing IBM Lotus Notes and Domino 6 Clients.Index.