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User experience guidelines for IBM Lotus rich client applications and plug-ins

For IBM Lotus Notes, IBM Lotus Sametime, IBM Lotus Symphony, IBM Lotus Expeditor, and composite applications

Summary: This white paper describes user-interface design and interaction guidelines for designers and developers who are building IBM Lotus Notes applications, IBM Lotus Sametime plug-ins, IBM Lotus Symphony plug-ins, IBM Lotus Expeditor plug-ins, or composite applications.

Date: 18 Jan 2008
Level: Introductory

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This white paper describes user-interface design and interaction guidelines for designers and developers who are building IBM® Lotus® Notes® applications, IBM Lotus Sametime® V7.5 or later plug-ins, IBM Lotus Symphony™ plug-ins, IBM Lotus Expeditor plug-ins, or composite applications (assembling any mixture of plug-ins, Lotus Notes applications, and components built with IBM Lotus Component Designer).

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