Devin Olson read Paul Mooney’s complaint on the speed with which the Notes client loaded. Then he rather cheekily reminded Paul that hardware makes a difference. A 1-minute video is included.

Patrick Kwinten uses a Notes database to collect new ideas for applications, which led to the idea of "spotlighting" various projects. He’s included some code to help you implement the idea in your environment.

Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard shows how you can change misconceptions and get more support for Notes and Domino in your organization.

Read this DominoPower article.

As everyone gets ready for Lotusphere, and June seems far away, THE VIEW has begun accepting abstracts and session ideas for the Admin2011 and Lotus Developer2011 conferences.

Episode 15 features Mitch Cohen discussing The Blogger Open mini-golf tournament scheduled for the Thursday evening during Lotusphere.

Ben Langhinrichs has been working on the Lotusphere 2011 Sessions database and Virtual Bookstore. This page explains how the Virtual Bookstore works so you can order your copy of "Throwing Sheep in the Boardroom", which brings to mind all sorts of wonderful visuals.

The Lotus Technical Information and Education Community group has posted the Xpages Documentation Wiki template on OpenNTF.org for your use. This page explains some of what it does.

Keith Brooks found that updating his Connectors client changed the way files opened. After determining this was the new "default", he found a way to change how the Connector worked without rolling back to the old version.

The Open Mic call scheduled for January 12, 2011 on BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Domino and the RIM BlackBerry client has been canceled.

Lotus Notes Traveller for Android is no-charge software. Lotus Notes customers can download the application which provides two-way, over-the-air synchronisation of information between Lotus Domino and mobile devices.