Karl-Henry Martinsson has posted the code for a tool he developed. The tool will produce a spreadsheet showing who has access to a database and which groups or roles gave them that access.

John James is looking for some help. His client wants to use an e-mail address to log into a Domino web application. John’s pretty sure he remembers there was an issue with this.

René Winkelmeyer says FixPack 1 for Lotus Traveler 8.5.3 is now available for Traveler. He’s posted links to Fix Central for the download and the fix list.

The Lotusphere Blog has posted a short interview with Keith Brooks describing his past experiences at Lotusphere and what he hopes to see at Lotusphere 2012.

Paul Farris discovered that checking the box for "Display images after loading" caused his Notes client to treat in-line images as attachments. If you’re having a problem with images you might want to check this setting.

Cristian D’Aloisio has posted a screen shot as proof – he finally caught a very "overweight" Notes database. I think he’s daring you to top him.

Patrick Kwinten is working on a web application to support online marketing campaigns. As part of his research, he’s discovered a number of resources you might find useful.

Tim Tripcony knows, if you’ve been working with Domino and Notes for any length of time, you’re used to the limitations on a number of field types. But. In XPages, apparently, all these limits go away.

Julian Buss heard something about XPages and he’d like to get some more information. It seems, if you run Domino on Windows, Taskmanager may show a memory leak. He’s trying to figure out if the problem is Taskmanager or XPages.

Frank van der Linden is having a problem with XPages and Notes 8.5.3. When he runs an application in Firefox, it’s not clear if the JavaScript files have loaded. He’s posted some code excerpts to explain the problem.