Our reader asks (we’ll call her Joy) how to undo her Alloy installation.

Read this DominoPower article.

Keith Smillie says the Dodo plug-in for Designer 8.5.1 will automatically create object-oriented Lotusscript code for accessing Domino data. He’s included a link to a short movie showing how it works.

Brian M O’Curran wants to tempt you into upgrading. The IBM Software Services for Lotus (ISSL) is available to help you with your upgrade and offering some free services to make it even more tempting.

Steve McDonagh relates a story about a user who asked for something truly silly. The IT Department that got the request answered the user with something, well, almost as silly.

It seems Jeremy Hodge really wants your input. He’s planning to release a product called Opa! and would like your feedback.

While Microsoft threatened the end of the world if Word was removed from store shelves, IBM upgraded its Lotus Symphony suite of productivity tools as a viable alternative.

Okay, most of us hate spam and never, ever, open that folder. We just wait for those messages to mysteriously fade away. This article takes a look at some of the more amusing subject line/sender combinations gathered in the spam folder.

Ian Irving wanted to use the @ThisName in his program and then hide the result, but it wasn’t working. He dug around, read the instructions, and finally came up with another method.

Kathy Brown was working with the code "set myEntries = myView.GetAllEntriesByKey(myKey, True)", but wasn’t getting the expected results because of a problem with an embedded view. The fix turned out to be simple.

Docova Document Management is giving away a full conference pass to Lotusphere 2010. The bonus? The pass is transferable – great if you need to send a member of your team instead. Enter to win and take the money normally spent on the conference and use it elsewhere.