I agree that the Domino applets are not all that great.
If the only Rich Text that your clients need is "bullet-points and basic formatting", I would look to use a light-weight editor such as the open-source HTMLarea, or even the innate "Best Fit for OS".
If your client needs to do intense formatting, look at eWebEditPro or edit-on pro. These both require a software install, but are very powerful editors.
Are the documents that are created/edited from the web also going to be edited from within the Notes client? If so, the innate editors in Domino definately have their issues with translating tables between the two clients, due to the method of using placeholder images in empty table cells. Just something to keep in mind.
I agree that the Domino applets are not all that great.
If the only Rich Text that your clients need is "bullet-points and basic formatting", I would look to use a light-weight editor such as the open-source HTMLarea, or even the innate "Best Fit for OS".
If your client needs to do intense formatting, look at eWebEditPro or edit-on pro. These both require a software install, but are very powerful editors.
Are the documents that are created/edited from the web also going to be edited from within the Notes client? If so, the innate editors in Domino definately have their issues with translating tables between the two clients, due to the method of using placeholder images in empty table cells. Just something to keep in mind.