Mike Kinder has started a new blog covering old lessons in a new light. Lesson 1 explained The Database, that basic entity in Notes. Now, Lesson 2 explains The Form.

While warning that the final code may be different, Peter Presnell reviews changes to XPages for the Notes client in 8.5.1.

Jake Ochs has sub-titled this one Data tables and views. In it he covers rearranging data in a table and in view items.

Gregg Eldred’s user has resized the sidebar in his client. The problem is, if the client is restarted, the user has to resize the sidebar again. Gregg hasn’t been able to find a way to get the sidebar to stay resized and is looking for some help.

iDefense Labs has discovered a potential keyview buffer overflow vulnerability in Lotus Notes. The problem has been noted in version 6.5, 7.0, 8.0, and 8.5. This Technote includes links to patches and workarounds for the issue.

Victor Toal has posted a number of links for this Open Mic call, other Technical Exchange Events, the Knowledge Collection, and more to help you prepare for the event.

IBM is changing their Support Portal. Ulrich Krause provides some links to the new portal and some videos on how to use and customize it.

This developerWorks article is the third in a three-part series on SSO. It includes information on enabling debug and trouble-shooting error messages on Domino.

Mary Beth Raven has good news for those who use the Notes Workspace – in 8.5.1 it will have the ability to roam with you to another computer via replication.

John Kingsley wants to know if you’ve checked your database catalog recently to see what it has to say about eliminating unneeded items. He provides a handy checklist to help you understand the information logged.