Gregg Eldred

I came across this site today that has a lot of nice icons for your Lotus Notes databases. A little more up-to-date than the offering in the Sandbox. And from what I can tell, it is done in XPages, too.

Here are some sample Star Wars Icons:



I am always on the lookout for new icons, or icon sources, and NotesRing.com seems to have a nice selection.

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Comment posted by Kathy Brown07/30/2009 03:25:21 PM
Homepage: http://www.runningnotes.net

That. Is. Awesome.

And additionally, I learned that cajones apparently means boxes or files or something entirely different than what I thought it meant...

http://80.66.123.115/NR13/IconosRecursos.nsf/xpages.xsp?documentId=F3D65F999FBA7A68C1256933005AF191&action=openDocument

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Comment posted by Gregg Eldred07/30/2009 09:39:53 PM
Homepage: http://www.ns-tech.com/blog/geldred.nsf

@Kathy: LOL! I wonder how it would go if, when asking the user about the choices for a database icon, you suggest "cajones?"

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Comment posted by Kathy Brown07/31/2009 10:00:59 AM
Homepage: http://www.runningnotes.net

Heh! I'll be sure to try it and let you know. BTW, is your firm hiring any developers?

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Comment posted by Barb Skedel07/31/2009 02:33:38 PM
Homepage: http://bleedyellow.com/blogs/bskedel/

Thanks for posting Gregg. Now to get our developers to change those boring icons on our databases.

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