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Lotus Notes to Infopath converstion

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Scott - 03 Jan 2006 20:39 GMT
I have a large Lotus Notes database with 6,000+ completed forms.  I would
like to automatically convert this data into InfoPath forms.  I am able to
extract the forms from LN into a RTF files and I am able to design the
InfoPath form templates.  I am looking for a programmatic way to convert the
RTF  data into InfoPath XML files and then post them on a sharepoint server..
What is the best approach and software to do this?  
Kees Kerkhoven - 05 Jan 2006 08:28 GMT
look at www.casahl.com and www.proposion.com. These companies work on Notes
to sharepoint migration. You might also have a look at
http://advisor.com/blog/GaryDev.nsf and http://www.msdomino.net/

Notes RTF is a very difficult format to migrate. Converting Notes forms to
RTF wouldn't be my first choice.

> I have a large Lotus Notes database with 6,000+ completed forms.  I would
> like to automatically convert this data into InfoPath forms.  I am able to
> extract the forms from LN into a RTF files and I am able to design the
> InfoPath form templates.  I am looking for a programmatic way to convert the
> RTF  data into InfoPath XML files and then post them on a sharepoint server..
>  What is the best approach and software to do this?  
 
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