LotusScript for Visual Basic Programmers - IBM Redbooks
LotusScript for Visual Basic Programmers - IBM Redbooks
LotusScript for Visual Basic Programmers - IBM Redbooks
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NotesNewsletter<br />
NotesNewsletter is contained by NotesSession and contains<br />
NotesDocument.<br />
To create a new NotesNewsletter object, you use NotesDocumentCollection<br />
containing the documents you want, or the New method of<br />
NotesNewsletter, or the CreateNewsletter method of NotesSession. If you<br />
create a newsletter using New, there are two things you can do with it:<br />
Use the FormatDocument method to create a new document with a<br />
rendering (picture) of one of the documents in the collection.<br />
Use the FormatMsgWithDoclinks method to create a new document<br />
with links to each of the documents in the collection.<br />
Method Description<br />
New Creates a new NotesNewletter object.<br />
FormatDocument Creates a new document in the given database,<br />
containing a rendering (picture) of a specified<br />
document in the newsletter’s collection.<br />
FormatMsgWithDoclinks Creates a newsletter document in the given<br />
database that contains a link to each document in<br />
the newsletter’s collection.<br />
Property Description<br />
DoScore Read-Write. For a newsletter document created<br />
using the FormatMsgWithDoclinks method,<br />
indicates if the newsletter includes each<br />
document’s relevance score.<br />
DoSubject Read-Write. For a newsletter document created<br />
using the FormatMsgWithDoclinks method,<br />
indicates if the newsletter includes a string<br />
describing the subject of each document.<br />
SubjectItemName Read-Write. For a newsletter document created<br />
using the FormatMsgWithDoclinks method,<br />
indicates the name of the item on a newsletter’s<br />
documents which contains the text you want to<br />
use as a subject line.<br />
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