Karl-Henry Martinsson claims this wasn’t an intentional test. But if you’ve wondered how "waterproof" your BlackBerry might be, he includes his estimates of the time it took to dry it out. Your results may vary.

The next webcast will take place on 23rd June at 10AM ET/3PM UK and 8PM ET/1AM UK. One of the items being covered is how to become an IBM Press author.

Dave Hay says he’s still working on this one but, so far, he’s installed DB2 UDB, WebSphere Portal 6.1, Lotus Forms Server 3.5 – Webform Server, and Lotus Forms Server 3.5 – API on a VMWare image running Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Looking carefully at your workspace, you notice a strange little message in the status area: "Debug request ignored. Source code hidden." You’re in Notes and you’ve enabled the debugger. Now, you attempt to debug a form or view action. It looks like your code executes, but the debugger is nowhere to be found.

Read this DominoPower article.

This public beta, code named PandaBear, is a desktop application for uploading, downloading and locating files stored in Lotus Quickr 8.1 and 8.2 using the Adobe Air framework.

Dwight Morse wants to remind everyone of the feature in Notes 8 allowing you to create meetings from messages in your Inbox. He provides instructions and screen shots.

Steve McDonagh was asked about creating calendar entries by dragging a customer name from a list to the Calendar. After much pondering, Steve came up with something that might fill the requirement. He’s provided code and an NSF demo so you can see it in action.

A new article on the Lotus Domino wiki covers how to write Java to integrate into Domino.

Mary Beth Raven and her team are again asking for your input. Do your users use the "Mark All" feature in Notes often?

Peter Presnell discussed the concept of a dataset in part 1. In part 2 he continues the discussion with the NotesDocumentCollection.