Steve McDonagh was having trouble uploading FLEX under Firefox but not Internet Explorer. After some research and head scratching, he’s posted the solution.

You’re trying to convince the boss to let you attend, but the question of cost keeps coming up. The Lotusphere Blog offers some answers to help you explain what’s included.

While Lotus has always had helpful online resources, sometimes you really need to dig around to find the good stuff. I was talking to a developer the other day, a guy who’d been involved with Lotus products for years, and when I mentioned how helpful the Lotus wikis are, he looked at me, turned his head sideways, and asked, "Lotus has wikis?"

Read this DominoPower article.

The Blog is back. To help you keep up to date on all things Lotusphere, the Lotusphere Blog has been opened for business.

Devin Olson needed to clean out profile docs, again. This time he’s posted the code he uses, so he can find it the next time he needs it.

Mark Hughes says an executive wanted an "overview" dashboard, something to display information from multiple views. So Mark wrote something using three lines of code in XPages.

IBM has posted the latest version of the DAOS Estimator Tool. This page includes download links, prerequisites, installation instructions, and more.

A new article on the Sametime wiki by Mark Wallace explains how a telephone number is retrieved with IBM Lotus Sametime Unified Telephony and how you can modify the behavior.

Dennis van Remortel admits he likes the look of the Notes 6 calendar better than the new 8.5 version. While soliciting opinions from others, someone told him how to load the old, non-Java view.

Charles Robinson knows of several ways to track down the space hogs, but sometimes it puts more strain on the server than it’s worth. So he’s posted some LotusScript using the Lotus C API that avoids a number of issues.