Latest Comments Wed, 3 Sep 2008 01:34:29 PM -0400 http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf ephedrinePANR-7J5NM3Wed, 3 Sep 2008 01:34:29 PM -0400ephedrinePANR-7J5NJZWed, 3 Sep 2008 01:31:11 PM -0400ephedrinePANR-7J5N9FWed, 3 Sep 2008 01:15:51 PM -0400ephedrinePANR-7J5N7DWed, 3 Sep 2008 01:12:31 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-67AQCBTopstyle Pro looks very interesting. Thanks for the tip. I think the future of Domino in general aligns it with Eclipse, but if the Designer becomes an Eclipse plug-in down the road, I doubt it will be anything like the current Domino Designer.

Lotusphere is just around the corner, maybe we'll know more after its over. ]]>Carolyn KrautPANR-683M47Mon, 27 Dec 2004 11:16:16 AM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-67AQCBdid you have a look at the various CSS plug-ins available for Eclipse? (My personal bet is, that Domino Designer will be a Eclipse plug-in sooner or later). I personally use Topstyle Pro (http://www.bradsoft.com/ ) which in addition allows to see in what browser the CSS would work.
stw]]>Stephan H. WisselPANR-67ZLXSSat, 25 Dec 2004 11:09:10 AM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-646SGH Damn. I thought you were going to say your breakfast invitation came after a single shared drink during happy hour in a bar.....

As to the message itself -- I'm reminded of an interview (in character) with "Father Guido Sarducci". He was asked what it took to get a blessing from him. His answer, of course, was "well-a, firsa you gotta sneeze."


]>Andrew PollackPANR-6472AQTue, 24 Aug 2004 08:13:51 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-63LGY3 The first digit is definitely a 3. ]]>Ed BrillPANR-63M3VYFri, 6 Aug 2004 09:35:56 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-63LGY3 .]]>Carolyn KrautPANR-63LL6BFri, 6 Aug 2004 11:28:29 AM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-63LGY3Ed BrillPANR-63LKGTFri, 6 Aug 2004 10:54:04 AM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-63JP86 ]]>Carolyn KrautPANR-63KKKDThu, 5 Aug 2004 10:58:09 AM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-63JP86
I think you got this one in a big "tech company" mailing list because they sell material handling and lab equipment as well. ]]>Andrew PollackPANR-63KHZ2Thu, 5 Aug 2004 09:37:35 AM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-637KBQ
1. Green means go. Yellow means go faster. Red means step on it.

2. Don't make eye contact, otherwise the other drivers will know that you know that they're there.

3. Yield the right of way only when it is least expected.

4. Signs? If you don't know where you are, you shouldn't be there, so why should we put up signs?



-rich]]>Richard SchwartzPANR-637NY4Sat, 24 Jul 2004 01:52:03 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-5XM7AGCarolyn KrautPANR-5YK6FHFri, 30 Apr 2004 11:46:18 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-5XM7AG ]]>EsaPANR-5YJCRZFri, 30 Apr 2004 05:10:20 AM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-5Y8K6PRandom Noodle site wearing after about fifteen seconds. Sort of like the paperclip in MS Word, but without even a modicum of purpose.]]>Ben LanghinrichsPANR-5YBLX8Fri, 23 Apr 2004 12:08:15 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-5XM7AG
doc.fieldA=doc.FieldB(0)

Since the assignment statements within the With option are a shorthand version for the assignment statement just above, it stands to reason that the With option's performance would be the same. My tests show that in fact this is true.

Using the example above and each of the formats I found that using ReplaceItemValue took .0078 seconds, the assignment statemnts took .0156 seconds, and the With statement also took 0156. For copying small data sets from one document to another I use With, but for everything else I use ReplaceItemValue. ]]>Carolyn KrautPANR-5XP64UFri, 2 Apr 2004 11:29:15 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-5XM7AGWith option more than any other. Also very helpful for when you have very long Print statements or are outputting to a text file. I would be interested in knowing which option is better for performance.

Sean---]]>Sean BurgessPANR-5XNNW7Fri, 2 Apr 2004 01:49:05 PM -0400http://panther.sharedknowledgesystems.com:81/sharedknowledge/sksblog.nsf/plinks/CLKT-5XEV82Thomas "Duffbert" DuffPANR-5XGPUJSat, 27 Mar 2004 02:37:36 PM -0400