If you’re generating rich-text documents on the fly you might be missing the last bit of text unless you use this code to flush the buffers.

Registration is now open for the LCTY event 28 May in Edinburgh, Scotland. Other LCTY events in the UK include Manchester on 28 April and London on 30 April.

Admin2009 and Lotus Developer 2009 are underway and Erin Durkin is posting 2 minute interviews with Gurus, Lotus, and Members on the Lotus User Group website.

John Coolidge knows some places want to implement coding standards but don’t know how to start. He’s posted a link to a 20-page standards document he uses which includes screen-shots of Notes document settings.

Jean-Yves Riverin has a user with 25,000 documents in his Inbox which resulted in a huge Inbox View. After checking documentation, and running some tests, he created a script to clear old documents from the Inbox so the View could be rebuilt.

Document access in Notes doesn’t allow you to prevent a single person from accessing something. But, according to Stephan H Wissel, you can do a PreventReader form for web-only access.

Mike Brown uses the free TeamStudio Script Browser as his class browser. But he thinks there might be a bug in the new version.

This series outlines Philippe Schlier’s experience with the Lotus Notes 8.5 software and includes an analysis of the email market evolution and strategies, based on 15+ years of Lotus Notes usage and the same time spent as software designer.

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Tomorrow is tax day, there’s rush hour traffic, your next project deadline, a least favorite co-worker, your teenager’s plans for spring break, Al-Qaida’s plans and your recent investment portfolio. Notice your stress level shifting into high gear? This interesting article by stress management expert Larry Green can help you manage that stress in one simple lesson.

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Paul Hudson has a Solaris system running Domino with an app allowing users to upload data. One of his users found a way to crash the Domino cluster. Now Paul is trying to find a way to fix the problem and still allow data uploads.