Declan Sciolla-Lynch has posted a set of articles on configuring Traveler 8.5.1 for the iPhone. In Parts 1 and 2 he discusses some of the setup features useful in a corporate environment.

This appears to be our week for Skype questions.

Read this DominoPower article.

This package includes two TLCC courses, JavaScript in Notes Domino 8.5 and Developing XPages Using Domino Designer 8.5. JavaScript is the core programming language used in XPages needed for XPage development. Until September 11th, you can save $400 over buying the individual courses.

In Notes Domino 8.5 Application Development 2, for intermediate level developers, you will learn to work with lists, create work-flow enabled applications, get a better understanding of the Domino architecture and security, and learn how to access data from multiple data sources including DB2. Save $300 by ordering before September 11th.

Starting in Las Vegas in October, The VIEW is opening a five-city tour with this survival seminar for admins. Topics will include security, policies, upgrading, and more. Early registration discounts are offered.

Suzanne O Minassian-Livingston has posted fireworks (static) and a Lotus Connections 2.5 Overview (7-minute video) to celebrate.

The August issue of Sys Admin Tips has been posted to LotusUserGroup.org. Included this month are a sync tool for Lotus Notes Contacts, a quick tip on customizing the Notes install kit, and more.

Dave Hay had a requirement to provide access to a user’s e-mail without using iNotes, or POP/IMAP. The solution is a little surprising. Dave provides the Notes.ini settings to show how it works.

Peter Presnell writes a lot of LotusScript code and has been waiting, impatiently, for a new editor. Notes 8.5.1 includes a new editor, for both LotusScript and Java, that fulfills a number of Peter’s wishes.

Jean-Yves Riverin has been moving mailfiles from 6.x and 7.x to the 8.x mail template. In the process, he’s noticed the Out of Office agent starts sending multiple replies.