A progress meter for use in LotusScript applications...
Category Software Development
Back quite a few years ago, I ran across a Notes database that contained logic you could use to create a progress meter based on LotusScript code. This was nice in that document processing on @Forumula agents automatically does that for you, but LotusScript agents do not. And of course, the users ALWAYS want that meter... :-)
This NSF file was put out by a group called Unity Consulting which doesn't seem to be around any more. I've kept it around in my Notes database collection, and I thought it might be of use and interest to this group. If you'd like to check it out, download it from this link... pmeter.zip
Back quite a few years ago, I ran across a Notes database that contained logic you could use to create a progress meter based on LotusScript code. This was nice in that document processing on @Forumula agents automatically does that for you, but LotusScript agents do not. And of course, the users ALWAYS want that meter... :-)
This NSF file was put out by a group called Unity Consulting which doesn't seem to be around any more. I've kept it around in my Notes database collection, and I thought it might be of use and interest to this group. If you'd like to check it out, download it from this link... pmeter.zip
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I'm very happy to see it again!
Posted by Damien Katz At 21:54:24 On 21/09/2004 | - Website - |
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