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Adel Habib brilliantly shows how to do this using Java. It seems absurd that this functionality is available in Java but not in LotusScript.

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John Smart

I see your point. The whole thing could be done much more cleanly if we could specify the id of the rendered item and use CSS for the rest. I'd rather not have to put a div around what is going to be rendered as a table merely because the software does not allow me to put a class or id on the item itself.

#foo td { text-align: right }
#foo th { text-align: center }

I use Design Synopsis regularly, but I have put a shortcut to it on the toolbar. No real need for it on the right-click menu.

While we're on the topic of dragging icons, I'll add this little whine. When I am dragging an icon, with the intent to drop it on one of the workspace tabs, and I overshoot, the mouse pointer turns to the "Don't Go There" O with a slash and I've got to go back to the workspace and pick it up again. Come on! It should be able to resume where it left off when I go back in bounds.

Thanks Matt, I'll add that to the list of reasons to present to the bosses for an upgrade.

Vlad Sh,
I agree, the names that I used in the example were for illustrative purposes only and could be significantly shortened. I matters very little what class names they decide to use, other than there should be a way to avoid collisions with classes we may already be using.

They could also put an indicator on the tab to show which tabs have unsaved updates, like Visual Studio.

Thanks for the info. One more thing in my list of reasons to upgrade presentation to the brass. Style sheets were introduced into the designer in October, 2002, it is about time that they delivered an editor for them.

We're using 8.0.2. I use Style Sheets under Shared Resources.

If I double click to open any of the style sheets, I get the Style Sheet Resource properties dialog, unlike when I double click on a form, page, view, frameset, folder, agent, outline, subform, or script library.

If I click on Open File, it opens the css file with whatever my operating system associates with css files. If I click on Open With... I get to choose applications that I can use to open the css files. None of the options is Domino Designer. I cannot find any built in css editor in Domino Designer. Did they add it in 8.5?