Jens Bruntts is working on a composite application for the Lotus Notes Client but has run into an issue with a disappearing toolbar. Jens isn’t sure whether to call this a feature or a bug.

Robert Ibsen Voith warns, this could crash your Notes client but, if it works properly it will allow you to extract all kinds of data from fields in Notes databases. He includes a link to the download if you’re willing to beta test.

Patrick Kwinten is using the tagcloud control from the Extension library on OpenNTF. Though he’s specified different targets, they keep pointing to the same place. Patrick is hoping someone can explain this to him.

Ben Langhinrichs says the book – Just Enough Governance for Notes by Craig Schumann is a worth-while read, even if it is pricey. He includes a link to Amazon.

Tim Tripcony is readying his presentations for Lotusphere and would like to hear from you. Just what kind of hacks to Designer would you like to see?

Peter Presnell has posted Part 13 in his series of articles, this time he covers Form Events. He lists the order in which events occur for various form functions. And, if you his missed earlier articles, he includes links to them.

Alex Kassabov was migrating a Notes installation to Exchange but didn’t have time to do a lot of coding. He discovered a simple way to get active URLs "converted" for Outlook users.

Rolf Kremer has posted dates, and registration links, for "Lotusphere Comes to You" events in Germany. If you can’t make it to Florida, you might want to check these events.

Adam Brown had spent lots of time checking configurations but, once everything had been switched to Lotus Connections 3, only some e-mail notifications worked. It’s now working, he just isn’t sure what the problem was.

John Wargo wants to tempt you into attending his session at Lotusphere. He was working with Apple’s Dashcode web application development tool to access Notes data when he ran into a problem, but you have to attend his session to get the fix.