
Ulrich Krause has posted a link to an application on OpenNTF that allows you to change the Richtext items in the Header and Footer of Notes documents.

This is a new article, on the Lotus Notes and Domino Application Development wiki, showing you how to limit the types of documents that can be submitted and letting the user know when incorrect file types are submitted to an XPage application.

Sherpa Software is offering a trial download of their Compliance Attender so you can try it out. One feature is a "Delayed Delivery", where you can schedule messages to be delivered at a specified time or date.

Corey Davis has noticed a big difference in the Domino Designer client with 8.5.1 and feels there are parts of it that will catch experienced admins by surprise. So. Corey is offering his advice on what you need to know.

Julian Robichaux has been browsing through The Great Code Giveaway database from Lotusphere. He’s found a number of interesting things in the database, including this one on multi-platform (Windows/Mac/Linux) code to launch a file.

Frank Paolino says SpamSentinel Reputation is designed to lessen your spam-related headaches. If you’re interested in testing the beta version, it looks like you need to contact Frank.

Marc Champoux says the Mail Tracking Store, while very useful, by default only keeps 30 days of information. He’s providing some code allowing you to change the number of days information is kept with just the click of a button.

EclipseSource is adding to its Eclipse technology courses delivered over the Internet. Courses in Equinox/OSGi, RCP and RAP are now available in the virtual classroom. EclipseSource is offering half-day tutorials in RAP and OSGi at no charge, for a limited time.

For entry level administrators – this whitepaper explains the fundamentals of administering a Domino server. The paper is available as a PDF download.

Adam Osborne says that while you could add this to your server doc, doing a defrag before starting the backups might work better. He shows you how to set up defrag under Domino.