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copy the frameset from your maildb. &nbsp;remove all the frames content left side and its holding panes.<br />
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now you will be left with a frameset that contains only one frame. &nbsp;use it.<br />
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you should make sure that all the corresponding views in the frame are available in your database...you can alternatively customize your views based on requirements.<br />
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-arun<br />
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copy the frameset from your maildb.  remove all the frames content left side and its holding panes.

now you will be left with a frameset that contains only one frame.  use it.

you should make sure that all the corresponding views in the frame are available in your database...you can alternatively customize your views based on requirements.

-arun



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If you are thinking of showing the calendar then use <br />
@PostedCommand( [OpenCalendar]; @UserName );<br />
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Or if you want the calendar view, copy the design from the mail database and incorporate into your frameset.<br />
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~Hemanth
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If you are thinking of showing the calendar then use
@PostedCommand( [OpenCalendar]; @UserName );

Or if you want the calendar view, copy the design from the mail database and incorporate into your frameset.

~Hemanth

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Jimmy, Does that server your purpose completely ???
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Jimmy, Does that server your purpose completely ???

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I would like to create a Notes database that contains ONLY the calendar frameset. &nbsp;Basically I just need a database with a calendar view.<br />
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How can I do this?
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Hello,

I would like to create a Notes database that contains ONLY the calendar frameset.  Basically I just need a database with a calendar view.

How can I do this?

Calendar Frameset

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