Thomas Duff says if you are routing from Notes apps to Exchange, the [Sign] flag in @MailSend will not work. He provides a work around.

If you are running Traveler, IBM has identified a vulnerability that could be exploited by attackers. Vupen Security has posted particulars.

Ben Langhinrichs says it looks like someone is publishing books that are little more than downloads of information on Wikipedia. He’s found some titles, purporting to be from IBM, that you might want to avoid.

This Redguide is entitled, "Stopping Internet Threats Before They Impact Your Business using IBM Security Network Intrusion Prevention Systems". The document can be downloaded in PDF format.

David Hablewitz reminds the admins among us, your HR department is getting ready to drop next year’s list of company holidays on your desk. Do you remember how to get them into Notes?

Darren Adams says Notes 8.5 allows you to overlay calendars from different sources, even the weather report. He’s posted a screen shot to entice you into looking for the directions.

Ben Langhinrichs has posted a review of two books about XPages.

Stuart McIntyre has posted links for the various downloads for the new Lotus Connections 3.0 plugins and extensions.

Mike Wetherbee poses an interesting question: once a Notes application is in place, and develops a life of its own, how do you track usage? If you have ideas, Mike would like to hear from you.

Niklas Waller was deploying new Salesforce workflows via Eclipse in his test environments when he started getting errors. The workaround is fairly simple, though the cause is still puzzling.