Welcome to the real world … where Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino are just part of your corporate toolset. This session will introduce you to integration of Lotus Notes and Domino 8 with Microsoft Office, OpenOffice.org, and Lotus Symphony. We'll start with the basics and gradually build up to advanced integration. Mail Merge, exporting to a spreadsheet, charting, presentation building, and integration on the Web will all be covered. Advanced topics such as Visual Studio Tools for Office, use of BIRT for reporting and integration with Lotus Domino Web Services will round out the session. You'll walk away with sample applications and code you can use immediately! (Participation in the Kum Bah Yah sing-along is optional)

3. Otherwise known as the … “Kum-bah-ya” session

25. Creating a Word Document — “Hello World” Demo — Example 1 Launch Microsoft Word and enter some text

29. Recording Actions in Microsoft Word Demo — Example 2 Use the Microsoft Word macro recorder to write VBA for us

41. Word Template — Data from Notes Demo — Example 3 Create a new document Prompt user Place data into document

46. Attachment Demo Demo — Example 4 User form that works with attachments

55. Notes to Writer Demo — Example 5 “ Hello World” from Notes to Writer

59. Mail Merge from Address Book Demo — Example 6 Generate a mail merge from the personal name and address book

63. Mail Merge and Notes Demo — Example 7 Creating a mail merge letter from the Notes personal name and address book

69. Working with Microsoft Excel Demo — Example 8 Create a spreadsheet from Notes data and generate a chart

72. Notes with Calc Demo — Example 9 “ Hello World” with Notes and Calc Where will the text go?

79. Working with PowerPoint Demo — Example 10 Create a presentation using contacts or sessions

83. Impress and Notes — The Result

84. Impress and Notes Demo — Example 11 “ Hello World” with Notes and Impress

88. Microsoft Project Demo — Example 12 Create an MS Project plan using tasks or sessions

96. Lotus Developer Sessions Web Service

100. Demo — Example 13 Word template that reads a Notes database via a Web service

107. How Domino Data Looks as XML

109. Microsoft Excel and XML Demo — Example 14 Importing Domino data into a spreadsheet using XML

117. Microsoft Word and VSTO 2005 Demo — Example 15 Creating a new Word document that prompts the user and fills out Domino data via a Web service

122. VSTO 2005 SE and Microsoft Word and Domino Web Service Demo — Example 16 Creating a new Word document that prompts the user and fills out Domino data via a Web service

123. 2007 Microsoft Office System Logical Architecture

125. VSTO 3.0 Project Types

126. VSTO 3.0 and Microsoft Word and Domino Web Service Demo — Example 17 Creating a new Word document that prompts the user and fills out Domino data via a Web service

133. ASP.NET Calling Domino via COM Demo — Example 18 Creating an ASP.NET Web page that calls Domino via COM

135. ASP.NET Calling Domino via a Web Service Demo — Example 19 Creating an ASP.NET Web page that calls Domino via a Web service

138. Displaying Domino XML in an ASP.NET Web Page Grid Demo — Example 20 Creating an ASP.NET Web page that uses the grid control to display Domino XML

142. Using BIRT for Notes Application Reporting Demo — Example 21 Using BIRT to add Reporting functionality

146. Third-Party Application Demonstration Demo — Example 22 Integra4Notes and Integra Quick Report samples

153. Thank You! Questions & Answers We will be in the speaker room after the session Please remember to fill out your evaluation. [email_address] [email_address] www.johndavidhead.com www.psclistens.com