A Lotus Notes beginner asked me about creating documents in Notes using @Functions. I suggested using EditInsertText. It works better than I thought...

The non lotusscript using developer was creating training records from a person's hr record.

I suggested using @command([EditInsertText];<text>)

Example use of code:

@Command([Compose];"PersonnelTraining");
@Command([editgotofield];"PT_Coursetitle");
@command([editinserttext];"Principles of Care Day 1");
@Command([editgotofield];"PT_Mandatory");
@command([editinserttext];"Mandatory");
@Command([FileSave]); @Command([CloseWindow]);

@Command([Compose];"PersonnelTraining");
@Command([editgotofield];"PT_Coursetitle");
@command([editinserttext];"Principles of Care Day 2");
@Command([editgotofield];"PT_Mandatory");
@command([editinserttext];"Mandatory");
@Command([FileSave]); @Command([CloseWindow]);

It was suggested that this would not work with Dialog List type fields.

But it in fact does..... : )