Swyx will be releasing a new Option Pack for its software-based Unified Communications solution SwyxWare to enable seamless integration with IBM Lotus Notes. SwyxWare 7 Option Pack for Lotus Notes gives Lotus Notes users access to telephony functions from within the client.

Chris Connor has posted some code to show how jQuery can make life simpler for developers using xPages.

Niklas Heidloff offers a little tool that gives users a button to create a connection document without having to search for the database first.

Dave Hay has been arguing with his software. So far… Well. He got errors WSWS7007E and WSVR0501E from his WAS installation after a seemingly successful update so he’s documented the "fix" if you run into the same issue.

Adam Osborne has been fighting with a different piece of software and wants to know if anyone has gotten the Smart Upgrade to run for non-power users. If you did get it to work, Adam would like to know how.

Phil Salm wants to counter some mis-information about the minimum number of users needed to enroll. It seems that only LotusLive Notes has a high minimum.

The 2010 program is shaping up. Acceptances and rejections have gone out and people are hard at work getting their presentations ready.

IBM’s free Lotus Symphony office productivity suite is now available on Keepods. The USB devices are about the size of a credit card and hold 16GB of data.

CommonTime has cut the price of its mNotes Wireless product by half. CommonTime mNotes Wireless provides secure, real-time, wireless access to email, calendaring, contacts and tasks on a variety of mobile devices.

Jodi Rexford is looking for your input. The Design Team is trying to clean up the Notes interface and wants to know if you use the mode switcher or if it can be removed.