Couldn’t make it to Admin2010 this year? Chris Miller has posted links so you can register to attend some of the sessions via Consultant In Your Pocket.

Robert Ibsen Voith has posted three TXT downloads containing reserved words for Formulas, LotusScript language, and the exposed LotusScript Notes-classes to help you out.

If you use Lotus Expeditor 6.2.1, this wiki page lists known issues and fixes.

Mary Beth Raven continues her series of quick tips for Notes and Domino with this one on getting messages to open in their own windows.

MayFlower Software wasn’t able to attend Admin 2010, so they have 50 T-shirts to give away to people signing up for a trial of the SpamSentinel Hosted service.

Bodek Frak, of the University of Windsor, has posted a series of tips on using Notes. Included are a number of short videos showing how the tips work. There’s even a screen shot of a Notes 1.0 screen.

Paul Withers has posted some LotusScript to help you track deletions, and attempted deletions, of Notes documents.

Lotus Notes now has its very own app store. The store sorts the applications by use – e-mail, administration, productivity, development, and training. Each section then lists commercially available applications with descriptions and links.

This is a new article on the Lotus Notes and Domino Application Development wiki. It discusses the list of extension points provided by the JFace Text Editor and uses an end-to-end example to illustrate the steps to create and deploy the plug-in.

Julian Buss shows two ways of processing documents through these steps, the "usual" way and a method for processing thousands of documents in a timely manner.