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Keith Taylor on March 9th, 2010 at 10:34 am #
Any chance you might share your agent and maybe an entry on how you were able to get it working?
Scott P on March 9th, 2010 at 10:53 am #
Question is, how did the picture get into his entry in his local address book?
Marc Champoux on March 9th, 2010 at 7:34 pm #
Hi Scott, The picture got into his address book because he’s a roaming user … so it syncs up with his BlackBerry automatically. I guess the other sales rep at the sales meeting thought it would be funny to add a picture of the other guy to his very own entry. It’s too bad I had to remove the picture of the sales rep because he had one of those “don’t you dare take my picture” expression … he was actually probably saying exactly that when the picture was taken … but after talking with Patrick about it, he asked me to make sure our sales rep picture wasn’t on this blog. Oh well. Anyhow …Thanks for your comment!
Marc Champoux on March 9th, 2010 at 7:45 pm #
Hi Keith, Mmmm … the application I wrote is custom made for our own internal HR database and I’m not authorized to share that particular software. Anyway, it’s so “specific” to us that I’d be really surprised if it would work in any other company. But … I’ll probably write another article later with snippets of code to help out if you feel like coding something for your own environment. In the meantime, here’s the “overall” logic … 1. Get a hold of the selected document (in LotusScript of course). I hope it helps you …
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