Stephan H Wissel was asked about the best way to split a database when it got too large. He offers four ideas on how to split a database and retain its usefulness.

Christian Petters was setting up Lotus Traveler when he discovered the documentation regarding Policy application doesn’t seem to agree with his experience.

You don’t have to download Gears to see what Jake Howlett is talking about. He’s posted screen shots of what you’ll see as he walks you through the demo.

The Domino Configuration Tuner can help you avoid server crashes. This one-hour call is designed for an open question/answer format so there is no formal presentation.

Niklas Heidloff would like to extend the discussion template but, before he starts, he wants to hear from people who use the discussion databases heavily or have added their own functionality.

You didn’t quite finish reading the documentation before launching that upgrade and now you’re getting either a blank page or a JavaScript error saying "Object expected"? This is the Technote you need to fix the problem.

Neil Bartlett has emerged from hiding to announce his first-phase completion of a JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse. He’s written up what it does now and what improvements he’d like to see. He’s also looking for others interested in working on it.

For those, like Mary Beth Raven, who’ve written small programs to help them spell words like "the" because they keep typing in "teh", the instant correction feature in Notes 8.5.1 may be just what you need.

After some problems earlier, the Mid-West Lotus User Group’s website is again accepting registrations. This event will be held on August 27 & 28, 2009 at the IBM Center in downtown Chicago.

A one-hour webcast on performance considerations for Lotus Sametime when using Sametime resolve, Lotus Notes instant messaging, and LDAP will be held on Wednesday, June 10.