Learn Lotus Domino: A Guide for Notes Developers

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Summary: Easier to find info in it than the larger books
Review: I have two books that I use. This book, although smaller, covers the URL section in much more detail than the other book that I have for Domino. As another reader stated you need to look online for those URL commands that aren't covered in any book. I found my 'advanced' help at the Notes FAQ - specifically how to target a frame.

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Summary: Excellent Study Aid for Preparing For CLP Exams
Review: It took me about 6 months of self-study to prepare for the Notes cerification exams. In those 6 months, I have read what must have been every Notes book available and this book was among the finest. It is clear, to-the-point, easy to understand, and provides concise examples. After reading this book, I passed the Domino certification exam with a score of 98%.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent Study Aid for Preparing For CLP Exams
Review: It took me about 6 months of self-study to prepare for the Notes cerification exams. In those 6 months, I have read what must have been every Notes book available and this book was among the finest. It is clear, to-the-point, easy to understand, and provides concise examples. After reading this book, I passed the Domino certification exam with a score of 98%.

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Summary: Good startup reference
Review: Was published before IE4 and NS4 came out, but it's got a lot of good examples for developers just getting into the thick of Domino using Applets/JavaScript. Good examples on URL's and pointing your users around databases.