Darren Adams thinks scheduling meetings without having done a "free time search" first should be added to the list of bad habits in calendaring. To help alleviate the problem, he suggests adding Tungle’s plug-in for Notes. He even provides a handy button so you can see how it works.

Dave Hay provides links to a couple of articles on configuring MS Windows and Lotus Connections to play nice together.

David Schaffer has some users getting "server not responding" because of a setting on their laptops. He’s curious as to why this is happening and if there’s something he needs to "fix".

TLCC has introduced a new course, Using XML and Web Services in Domino 8.5 covering how to use XML and web services to provide access to Domino data. Both LotusScript and Java techniques are covered in this course. TLCC is offering a special introduction price through February 28th.

Chris Toohey has posted information explaining how to use iterative development in LotusScript. He’s also provided an explanation of how not to use it, saving you the experimentation time.

LotusUserGroup.org has posted the February issue of Developer Tips. This month’s tips include a couple of "post-Lotusphere" articles as well as "XML Parsing: DOM vs. SAX" and more.

Bruce Elgort talks with Tim Clark about his new podcasts on XPages in this 10-minute podcast.

There’s a Fix Pack for Notes and Domino, new features coming in 8.5.2, and some cool news about LotusLive.

Read this DominoPower article.

Scott Treggiari says the Domino Administrator Documentation Team is thinking of re-working the help files associated with the Admin client. He’s posted a short note on LotusUserGroup.org and provided a link to the forum.

Matt White has created a new website specifically for XPages training material. Here he describes the site and provides some links.