John James recently installed a new Domino server. Everything seemed fine until he started the server. After searching the web, he found the error referenced an upgrade, not a fresh install.

Darren Duke says this interim fix contains some very important DAOS fixes. He’s included a link to Technote 1426164 and Fix Central to help you out.

Gregg Eldred found that IBM is running a survey, asking forum members what IBM Mobile Products they use. Gregg has posted a link to the survey and instructions on signing in.

Paul Mooney was troubleshooting his Domino 8.5.1 FP2 server when he found IBM had posted a new interim fix for iNotes. He’s provided information on the fix and a link to Fix Central.

Jesper Kiaer started up Designer on one of his machines recently and realized the entire working set was missing. While there is a way to get Designer working again, Jesper offers a tip on how to retain the working set information.

Kevin says there is a known bug in the 8.0 mail template that insists 2010 has a non-standard 53 weeks. He’s posted a quick fix for the problem.

Marc Champoux discovered he needed to be able to crash his Domino server on demand. While not a common need, there is an application in the Sandbox that allows you to crash your server or client on cue. Marc even supplies the link.

Erik Brooks was reading the Designer Help file and found an interesting entry that looks to have something to do with case-sensitivity, or maybe it doesn’t.

Ed Brill has posted a 5-minute video showing how the new Tungle.me plug-in for Notes works to simplify your scheduling.

Sebastian Mouras has posted some information on the Easy User Policy Manager plug-in for Notes. The plug-in is designed to help provide extra security and reduce the workload for your helpdesk. Sebastian includes a link to the Doctor API site with more information.