ND6 Object Model Charts... How/Where to order?
Category IBM/Lotus
I know the R5 Domino Object Model Charts for LotusScript and Java were the last ones to be distributed free at Lotusphere. The ND6 charts were nowhere to be found, and I seem to remember that you had to order them from IBM. My admittedly dim memory seems to recall the posters were packaged five to a set for something like $60.
Now of course, for the life of me, I can't find *any* source for ordering them.
Can anyone out there in my blog readership shed any additional light on this question?
(P.S. - I know there are on-line interactive versions of the posters as well as PDF files, but I'm looking for the hardcopy versions.)
I know the R5 Domino Object Model Charts for LotusScript and Java were the last ones to be distributed free at Lotusphere. The ND6 charts were nowhere to be found, and I seem to remember that you had to order them from IBM. My admittedly dim memory seems to recall the posters were packaged five to a set for something like $60.
Now of course, for the life of me, I can't find *any* source for ordering them.
Can anyone out there in my blog readership shed any additional light on this question?
(P.S. - I know there are on-line interactive versions of the posters as well as PDF files, but I'm looking for the hardcopy versions.)
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Of course, when I go to the site and actually try to *order* the posters, it says they are not available for ordering. I will probably have to call IBM directly and see what's going on...
Posted by Duffbert At 07:26:19 On 07/06/2005 | - Website - |
Posted by Stephan H. Wissel At 08:38:57 On 07/06/2005 | - Website - |
http://www.hp-jochmann.de/Download.nsf/vi-ToolSearch/6A938098E2928284C125701C00355E01?OpenDocument
Posted by Hanspeter Jochmann At 02:54:15 On 10/06/2005 | - Website - |
Posted by Stan Rogers At 14:03:04 On 07/06/2005 | - Website - |
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/notesua.nsf/0/16607886b15d396285256ca30068c20b
I never heard why they did't print these.
I like walking into some one's cube and knowing right away that they work with Notes/Domino. It's far more telling than a motivational poster showing teamwork as a boat of rowers at sunrise or a kitten telling me to' hang-in there' as it clings for life on a suspended string.
And, I am sure that the marketing value is greater than the 60 dollars they collect per order. Ed?
Posted by Mac Guidera At 09:13:21 On 07/06/2005 | - Website - |
http://www.lotus.com/services/education.nsf/0/4cee43e80017ef0f85256c600060efcf
Posted by Mac Guidera At 07:01:24 On 07/06/2005 | - Website - |