Dave Hay has posted links to some IBM training packages available for download. There are three sections, ranging from 15 to 22 hours of instruction, covering best practices and more.

John James reminds you, if your databases are not at the correct ODS level for your version of Domino, you have to run a copy-style compaction or risk problems.

Karthikeyan A has posted some code to let you add a Link hotspot to a RichText Field in a Notes document.

Peter Presnell provides a rather lengthy list of points to ponder on the benefits of using agents. He also provides a few warnings on signing them.

David Brown provides visual proof that not all Technotes are reviewed by grammarians prior to publication.

Daniel Nashed provides a link to download the latest version of LND. Version 2.9 will run on 64-bit Windows 7.

Luis Benitez has posted links so you can download the CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services) for your browser, or iPhone, to link to Lotus Connections 3.0.

Here’s a shout-out to all our readers.

Read this DominoPower article.

The Podcast is back for Lotusphere 2011. This edition is a 24 minute interview with Rob Wunderlich.

Darren Duke apparently gets a lot of questions about how to determine the number of Processor Value Units (PVU) are needed for an installation. To limit future questions, maybe, he’s posted a fairly complete explanation of how to count your Domino servers for licensing.