After reading the title I was going to say no, but now I understand that you want to be able to specify the database. This is a feature I have needed more than once.

In the mean time you can use this formula:

WeekDay := @Weekday(Date);
ThisThurs := @Adjust(Date; 0; 0; @If(Weekday = 1; -3; 5 - Weekday); 0; 0; 0);
Year := @Year(ThisThurs);
Jan1 := @Date(Year; 1; 1);
Jan1day := @Weekday(Jan1);
Week1Thurs := @Adjust(Jan1; 0; 0; @If(Jan1day > 5; 12 - Jan1day; 5 - Jan1day); 0; 0; 0);
1 + (ThisThurs - Week1Thurs) / 604800; REM {Seconds pr. week};

The result of the last formula is the week number of Date

Why not simply replace Column_Formula with @TextToNumber(Column_Formula)?
That's what I do

Why make it a Notes.ini setting? It's easier if it could be se in the Contact profile document (where you presently can deselect recent contacts)

I would like to restrict Recent Contacts to the primary contact in emails only . Ie the sender (From-field) in an inbound email and the recievers (SendTo-field) in an outbound email.

I would like to avoid the following from entering Recent Contacts:
- Other recievers in an inbound email
- SameTime contacts

This would be extremely useful when a single category of a view is embedded

Has someone ever asked you to mail them a Notes document? What did you do?
It is not possible because Notes documents are not documents in the same sense as e.g. Word or Excel documents and it may be one of the situations where you regret that you didn't develop your application using another tool.

Knud's suggestion is a possible solution to this problem. In most cases the reciever only wants to see how the document looks, and it's true that this can be accomplished by using a PDF-printer, but its way to complicated for the common user and it's not possible to develop an action button which mails a Notes document when you press it.

I second this idea, which is not only relevant for multi language applications. I need it in my products to allow each installation to select the titles that fit their terminology. E.g. some installations prefer the term Customer, others Client and others Member. Why can't I make a Notes button containing the proper term? (it's so easy in HTML) .

In other cases, you make changes to a Script Library that does NOT affect an agent (or another user of the Script Library). Afterwards the agent doesn't work and all you have to do its recompile it. This is a similar Lotus Script "bug" and should be fixed.

The worst is that the Client and the Designer still is the same thread (like it was in R3 when there was no distinction), so if you are locked in the client, you are locked in the designer too. I hope this will change when the designer becomes Exlipse based.

It should be possible to execute "Export to PDF" from Lotus Script and (optionally) specify the file path for the resulting PDF-file in Lotus Script avoiding the user to be prompted.