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DominoPDF works fine if Domino is running under IIS. As DominoPDF is called via LotusScript the web server has no effect on the interface.

DominoPDF connects to the Domino server via HTTP / HTTPS and requests the HTML response from a specified URL. If the Domino HTTP task is not operating correctly or the URL cannot be resolved DominoPDF may still create PDF output as the request did no ...

JavaScript support and browser/output differences; we actually "render" the html content in DominoPDF and therefore have no reliance on 3rd party browser software such as IE or Netscape. We support all HTML 3.2, HTML 4.0 and most Cascading Style S ...

DominoPDF does not need any specific server settings to operate, however as with any process which utilises the Domino HTTP task it's good practice to examine your settings for optimum usage. In the Domino Directory (names.nsf) there are settings ...

Provided below is a copy of the technote providing details on creating custom file sets for a DOLS subscription. You can have custom programs run on the subscription after it is installed to the user's machine. You must use a DOLS utility called DOLM ...

Yes, DominoPDF supports URL redirections under a HTTP task.

Yes, HTTPS / SSL support is provided with DominoPDF but certificate handling is not, only connectivity.

DominoPDF will convert output as displayed by the Domino HTTP task (ie. HTML as viewed in a browser) so any rich text styles will reflect this output accordingly. DominoPDF does not change any of the output provided by Domino. If the output is not a ...

PDF/A-1b DominoPDF supports PDF/A-1b with an independent color space.To enable support for PDF/A-1b in DominoPDF, simply pass the PDFACompatible=True setting in your DoPDF() call.For example;Call DoPDF(sInput, sOutput, "PDFACompatible=True")PDF/A-1a ...

No, DominoPDF does not support Java Applets.