Andy Pedisich presents some tips on setting the ECL so it doesn’t pop up an alert asking for user input. He knows most users will tell it to "trust signer" regardless of "who" is asking for trust.

Beta 2 of nsfRewind marks the freeze of new functions. Now the hard work of fixing bugs and performance issues starts. Corey Davis is looking for people who’d like to help with beta testing.

Technote 1298009 poses a simple question. The answer applies to any version of Domino prior to Domino 8. The technote includes an NSF download to add a view to the Admin4 database.

Both Flex and XPages will help you produce web pages. In some instances one may work better than the other. Jerry Carter explains his view on which works better where.

IBM has posted the performance benchmarks for Domino 8.5 running on AIX, IBM series i, Linux, Solaris, Win64, and zLinux. The results compare Domino 8.5 to Domino 8.0.

For those with IBM-centric skills either looking for work or workers there’s a new job board. Paul Mooney has posted information and links to BlueSkills.net.

If you couldn’t make it to Orlando, or you missed a session you wished you hadn’t, LotusUserGroup.org and Lotus are presenting a series of free educational Webinars. From March 24 through May 28, you can get the latest information on UC2, social software, Domino Designer, Archiving, Xpages, Sametime, Quicker, WebSphere Portal and more.

Mary Beth Raven and her team are working on a new release of Sametime. One feature will change the scheduling model for online meetings. Before they make the change, she’d like to know how you use this feature now.

Mikkel Heisterberg thinks the current Notes Java API is needlessly difficult to use because of the way threading is handled. He’d like to rewrite the Notes API. And he’d like your help.

Julian Robichaux and Bruce Elgort discuss eProductivity for Lotus Notes with Eric Mack and Chris Blatnick in this 50-minute podcast.