Peter Presnell provides a quick lesson on the .Domino Framework class "DominoMemo" by listing its properties and methods.

This is a 2-minute video on checkoutlotus.com. It doesn’t really have anything to do with Lotus or IBM, but it is funny (though language is a little salty). The site also has links to some more serious videos.

Bob Balfe has posted his Mail Rule Utilities to OpenNTF. This program "replaces" a Domino SMTP server if you’re using the Notes client for POP3 and SMTP mail at home.

Benoit Dubuc digs into an interesting new design application. Will it make you more productive and help you work with your customers? Read on and find out.

Read this DominoPower article.

Rob Wunderlich knows you may have heard this before but… This is a reminder to anyone using multiple Notes clients over multiple devices.

John Mackey has gotten a lot of questions about this problem with the File Download control in the 8.5 discussion template. He provides a description of the problem and a link to Irina Kojevnikova’s solution.

Kevin Pettitt discovered this, very rude, person taking credit for other people’s work. If they’re inflating their credentials with other’s work, Kevin reminds us it will reflect poorly on the rest of the Lotus community.

Mike Miller was given a project that involved creating PDFs as a final step. He walks through what was involved in creating a Java agent and provides the basic code if you need to do something similar.

The Learning Continuum Company (TLCC) has released updated versions of the Notes 8 and 8.5 user demo courses. The TLCC electronic Quick Reference can be added right into the Notes 8 and 8.5 sidebar.

Luis Benitez has updated his wiki entry on adding Lotus Connections person cards to Confluence wikis. On this page he provides several links to instructions on getting person cards to work with different wikis.