The Lotus Information Development Center will host a "BlackBerry Jam" on Tuesday, March 30. BlackBerry users are invited to share tips, trick, and best practices for using Lotus products on BlackBerrys.

Mary Beth Raven has posted step-by-step directions for changing default fonts – both as a designer in the template and as a user.

Marc Champoux got a call from a user wanting the photo associated with his name removed. Marc discovered an interesting quirk in how Sametime finds those photos.

Darren Duke has posted the list of fixes in this Fix Pack and a link to Fix Central.

Kevin Pettitt is looking for a way to permanently decrypt messages without involving the user logging into a Notes client. Not only that, he’d like to "automate" the process. If you have any ideas, he’d like to hear them.

Paul Mooney would like to remind you – if you use Windows permissions to share a directory, Domino security is no longer active. If you want to keep Domino secure NSF files need to be accessed through Domino.

If your travel budget is limited, Spiked Studio Productions is offering some webcasts on Lotus products. This webcast on troubleshooting SMTP is scheduled for March 24, 2010.

Rob Novak has posted some information on what the March 11 webinar from Collaboration University will include. There are still a few spaces available.

This week, I wrap up the series with a look at application development and a recap of some of the social (as in people, not networking) joys of Lotusphere.

Read this DominoPower article.

This article on the Lotus Notes and Domino wiki explains how to address Notes design elements using LotusScript or the Notes Java API.