I am looking for any practical way / work-around to IMPORT a graphic (jpg, png,) into a notes document in its rendered form (i.e. not as an attachment or imbedded object) via background / session LotusScript. There is a way to do this in notesUIdocument context via uidoc.import() but it appears to be impossible to insatiate that context via background agent.
I have read that it is possible to do this via “Rich Text LSX” toolkit but the licensing cost is prohibitive.
I have heard that it is possible to do this via the toolkit, but I will admit to a knowledge gap in the LN API.
Any pointers, work-arounds, tricks, techniques, are greatly appreciated.
Subject: You can always try out DXL, which will let you import images … read a series of blog entries at my blog
With DXL and LotusScript you can to a very high degree control both import and layout of images. I have created a series of articles that you can read here discussing DXL and images.
If you want to make somewhat simpler for you, and don’t mind a fair priced commercial DLL, you can always check out Import Image 2 Lotus Notes, which is a DLL that you via LotusScript can do many fun image tricks with.