We got a fun email this week from Bastian Wieczorek in Dortmund, Germany. How could we deny Bastain’s quest for fame, especially when he does have quite the rockin’ Notes.ini database? In fact, it’s the Notes.ini reference that convinced us to make his lntoolbox.com site a DominoPower Site of the Month.

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Dave Hay provides excerpts from the official announcements and links to the full texts.

Darren Duke ran into a problem where his laptop kept losing network connectivity. The only hint it gave was a TCP/IP protocol stack error saying it was out of memory. Darren found a fix you might be interested in.

Andre Guirard has posted an article on developerWorks on how to use the view-indexing process on a Domino 8.0, or above, server to skip not only a single database but a view within a database.

Apparently you’ve convinced IBM to provide you the sessions you want. Starting Sunday, January 17, with eight hours of Boot Camp, there will be sessions of the Admin Boot Camp included in the program t no additional charge.

Teamstudio and GEDYS IntraWare today announced a newly formed partnership to bring GEDYS CRM product to the UK market for the first time. GEDYS is a leading European supplier of CRM solutions based on the Lotus Notes and Domino platform. The GEDYS IntraWare 7 CRM product line includes a complete suite for customer management, comprising of modules for sales, marketing and helpdesk services. This includes solutions to sales management, methods and activity, electronic customer files, order processing, workflow automation and campaign management. With versions in multiple languages, the scalable modular solution for today’s business needs is now available in the UK.

Steve McDonagh discovered, after upgrading to MS Office 2007, that the spelling and grammar checkers behave strangely if the document has been created with a scheduled agent.

Gavin Bollard has been working with IBM support on this but, a fresh set (or dozen sets) of eyes may see something they’re missing. It has to do with the names of files attached to documents disappearing when viewed in a web browser.

Gregg Eldred has posted a link to a 30-minute podcast that discusses Google Apps as it pertains to organizations currently using Lotus Domino. Registration at bitpipe.com is required to hear the podcast.

Nathan T Freeman has been waiting for this for a while. Now that he’s found the entry in Domino Designer 8.5.1 he’s posted the parameters and syntax on the web to make it "easier" for you to find.