This year, when you go to Lotusphere, there are five particular areas you might want to pay extra attention to.

Read this DominoPower article.

Michael Brown was having trouble pulling all the data from a Notes Rich Text field. Then he saw a post on using NotesRichTextNavigator and NotesRichTextRange classes. Now he’s posted a LotusScript function that can do the job.

Bob Balfe is working with CSS in Lotus Notes to provide thumbnail views of photos. But. The last photo in the group insists on displaying in full size. If you have any ideas, he’d like to hear from you.

For those who haven’t been following Thomas Duff’s blog, he is running a daily post of Notes/Domino job openings around the world. If you’re looking for work, check here for what’s available.

Mary Beth Raven has posted the hours for the User Experience Lab and a list of what will be there. You can sign up, in advance, for a 30-minute session to test the offerings.

Don McNally explains, step-by-step, with pictures, how to configure Single Category Views in External Notes Databases.

Francie Tanner says this workspace background has been around for years but, if you haven’t seen it before, she provides instructions on how to find it.

Lotusphere Online is on-line, and active. You can now get up-to-date info on all the events associated with Lotusphere, join Communities, and more.

Roy Rumaner is trying to help someone with an out-of-support installation. It appears that, in the middle of the night, something is over-writing changes made in an agent. If you have any suggestions, Roy would like to hear from you.

Tom Steenbergen says, if you’re used to using @DbColumn or @DbLookup, XPages is a little different. He’s included some code to help you understand the differences.