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How to set the homepage of the user programmatically to a specific database

I've read you can do this via Policies. Unfortunately my customer does not use policies. So I need a way of programmatically force a db to be the homepage. I guess it's a setting/flag somewhere inside the bookmarks.nsf.
Domino Development / Client Development
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Theo Heselmans - over 4 years ago

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