Hello, There are various ways of integrating MapX with Lotus Notes. It really depends on your desired application, but here are a few scenarios: 1) You can drop an OCX onto a Lotus Notes form, in this case this would be MapX. You can have various form actions, written in LotusScript that can make calls to manipulate MapX. I haven't worked with this since Notes 4.0, but there were some problems with Lotus Notes as a container that caused them to behave erratically. 2) You can use LotusScript to instantiate a MapX instance during the loading of a form, or some other action. It can be manipulated the same way as described in 1, but it seemed to be more reliable then putting it right on a form during design phase. 3) You can write a VB app, or C++, whatever you want to use, which uses MapX to display points on the fly from a Lotus Notes database. I've written a MapXtreme application (the MapInfo International Reseller Locator found at http://www.mapinfo.com/partners_and_alliances/reseller_locator/index.html), which pulls information dynamically from Lotus and displays a map. I've done development in Lotus Notes before, and I have to warn you that their developer support and the complexity and instability of their environment has been very problematic. If you want to get at an old MapX/Lotus Notes sample, you can find one at http://testdrive.mapinfo.com/mapx. Click on the MapX samples, and the category for Lotus Notes. I hope this helps, Kim Gerg MapX Product Manager ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
