Mary Beth Raven has posted screen shots showing the new mail preferences in the Notes client with explanation of what they do.

Victor Toal was reading some documentation when he ran across a Technote explaining how turn on DAOS for archives upon creation.

Susan Bulloch knows you may have run into problems finding information on the fields and forms in the calendar schema. She wants you to know it has now been pulled together in one place, for which she provides a link.

Bruce Elgort has posted a 40-minute podcast with Marie Scott and Tom Duff on the subject of "Everything you wanted to know about using Sametime or writing a book (but were afraid to ask)".

Christian Petters had to take down his Sametime gateway and re-install it. The first part went fine. But re-installing it didn’t go as smoothly.

Rob Salerno thinks it’s great that Notes now has the ability to recall messages sent in error. However. There are several limitations to keep in mind. Or. You could try metaLogic’s Retriever product.

Bob Balfe was struggling with an application in Dojo. Then, probably after too many pickles on his ice cream sundae, he dreamt of the problem. Lo and behold. He had a vision of a version issue.

Adam Osborne says user mail preferences were set by policy, apparently hiding some earlier preferences. When the policy was removed and changed, the hidden names could be removed, solving the problem.

This hour-long video is a recording of the Community Meeting covering the IBM Lotus and WebSphere Portal Business Solutions Catalog. The presentation is also available as "audio only" or as a transcript.

If a Notes user sends an encrypted message, can that message be read outside of Notes or Outlook?

Read this DominoPower article.