OpenOffice is no longer an Oracle project. Oracle has stepped aside and will no longer offer a commercial version of the product.

Almar Diehl says there is a fix, from Microsoft, for the problem where the CPU spikes to 100 percent when you shut down Domino. He’s provided a link to the hotfix.

Ulrich Krause’s customer didn’t like having to scroll to the end of an article to open an attachment. So Ulrich did some experimenting. He’s posted his code and a screen shot showing the difference.

If you start now, maybe you can talk your boss into letting you attend the Australian Lotus User Group’s annual conference in Sydney. The dates are Monday August 22 – Friday August 26, 2011. If you have a request for a presentation, they’d like to hear from you soon.

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Read this DominoPower article.

Gregg Eldred says, it you’re running Domino 8.x or higher it is possible to hide the failover message from users with a simple .INI setting. He provides links to a couple of Technotes for further information.

Shrinivas Sahadev knows users can get around the desktop policy and manually save Sametime chat sessions. But. There is another way to prevent transcripts from being saved.

Keith Brooks offers a tip to all the Lotus Domino Administrators with mixed messaging environments involving gateways, relays, and other types of forwarding. Use DDM. Keith provides tips on what it does and a link to download your free copy.

Mary Beth Raven has posted some information on the new IBM Champion Program. Nominations will be accepted through May 15, 2011 for people who champion Lotus products by offering expertise to the community.

This article on the Notes and Domino wiki explains how to analyze IBM Lotus Notes and Domino problems using the Lotus Notes Diagnostic (LND) tool. It includes a link to download the IBM Support Assistant (ISA) tool which enables you to download LND.