Google has introduced Google Apps Migration for Lotus Notes to help people move their IBM Lotus Notes e-mail, including mail, calendar and contacts, to Gmail.

Yancy Lent is taking a poll. Do you think it would be good to have the Ctrl+T combination open a new browser tab in the Notes client like it does in most browsers?

Stephan H. Wissel provides three steps to allowing both authenticated and anonymous users to run agents in a web application.

Dave Hay has discovered it is possible to register new users on a Domino Server using the Web Administrator instead of the usual Domino Administrator client. He lists the steps he used while warning this is a work-in-progress.

David Leedy has started a series of videos, limited to the 10 minutes allowed by YouTube, on tips and techniques in Lotus Notes and Domino. The first episode gives information on XPages and Repeat Controls.

Ben Langhinrichs tried e-mailing his "hello world!" greeting through multiple mail systems to see what would be gained, or lost. His screen-shots offer interesting information.

Mark Myers has posted some code to allow you to schedule agents to run on something other than a Domino server.

Darren Duke shows how to print Avery labels from Notes 8.5. The feature isn’t new, but it has been updated.

Stuart McIntyre says there are only 191 days until Lotusphere 2010, January 17-21. Time to mark your calendar and start working on the boss to let you attend.

John Del Pizzo explains why, in a large company, Sametime’s location awareness can be beneficial.