Rose Kelleher Knihy

It took Waywiser Press' screening panel two months of careful reading, deliberation and discussion to narrow the field, first to twenty semi-finalists, and then to ten finalists. The latter (stripped of all identifying references) were then sent to the 2007 judge, Richard Wilbur. Joe Harrison rang Ms Kelleher with Mr Wilbur's decision in March. Rose Kelleher (b. 1964) grew up in Massachusetts and earned her B.A. in English at UMass Boston. She has worked as a technical writer and programmer, and authored four computer books and numerous technical articles. Since rediscovering poetry in recent years, Rose has published poems and essays in a variety of magazines, including Anon, Atlanta Review, The Dark Horse, First Things, iota, Measure, The Shit Creek Review, Snakeskin and Verse Daily, and been nominated twice for the Pushcart Prize.

This work covers the latest release of Lotus Domino, emphasizing integrating new features along the way so readers can use new ideas in real-world situations. The CD-ROM includes a library of program components needed for building Domino applications, as well as hundreds of examples and exercises in both Notes and Java.

This title highlights the key features of Lotus Domino, including understanding Domino URLs and creating custom forms and views, and using LotusScript. Appropriate sample applications are included on the companion disc, such as a generic "knowledge base" application that provides a customized interface for full-text and keyword searches and a generic "help desk" application.