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RE: In my defense... ~Justin Minluternivu 5.Nov.03 11:53 PM a Web browser Domino Designer All Releases; 6.5; 6.0.3; 6.0.2 CF2; 6.0.2 CF1; 6.0.2; 6.0.1 CF3; 6.0.1 CF2; 6.0.1 CF1; 6.0.1; 6.0All Platforms, Windows 2003, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98, AIX, Macintosh, Solaris, Linux - RedHat, Linux - SuSE, iSeries, zSeries
Well, if you didn't build it, it's not your fault. Feel free to let your developers have it, though ;o). If they chose not to control the appearance of the application, then they can't really claim innocence when the appearance of default elements change.
As for the date/time thing, I think you're being had. The LotusScript Date/Time variable (not a class) is a Variant containing a floating-point number whose integer portion (everything to the left of the decimal point) is the number of days since the "epoch date" for LotusScript (December 30, 1899), and whose fraction represents the time expressed as a part of a day. The hour is just the fraction multiplied by 24, taking the integer. I haven't had to touch anything written in R5 to make it work on ND6.
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