Computers can provide so much information on a problem, or not. Kevin Kanarski has posted a picture of an error message from one of his BES Domino servers.

Mainsoft is previewing support for Lotus Notes 8.5 and SharePoint calendar integration. The new release, expected to be released later this quarter, will also support Microsoft SharePoint Online and business mashups integrating SharePoint document libraries with custom IBM Lotus Domino and Java applications and run on the Lotus Notes 8.5 desktop.

Tommy Valand has posted two string method workarounds for the missing regular expression functionality he found in XPages.

Andrew Pollack needed an SFTP server that could use Domino Directory for authentication & configuration for a client. In researching the issue he found one that was inexpensive and did everything he needed.

After noticing he wasn’t getting any Tweets through TwitNotes, Mikkel Heisterberg traced the error back to an API. He’s now resolved the problem and posted a widget and instructions to fix it.

Just how impressive is the new XPages and Notes Designer in 8.5? We continue Philippe Schlier’s analysis and review of Notes 8.5 and the Lotus marketplace. Read this article and you’ll learn what old-time software designer Philippe has to say on our favorite new release.

Read this DominoPower article.

Tony Austin has found himself in a bind. He’s trying to add some user-editable fields to a document that would be visible in both the Notes client and a web browser, but it isn’t working as he wants.

Chad Scott was asked for the "theoretical" limitation on the number of databases on a Domino cluster. He provides numbers, and Notes.ini parameters, for a couple of versions.

If you enjoyed those old support calls, the ones where everyone got confused about the "red unread messages", then you might like the new "classic mail" theme available through OpenNTF.

Paul Mooney was asked this question at Admin 2009. Since he didn’t know the answer, he went home and tested it.