Daniel Nashed discusses the file-system size limit. It seems a number of operating systems have issues with really bit files.

Precision is not always necessary, sometimes it’s downright vital. Jerry Carter has run across problems with mathematical precision in LotusScript before, so he tested the results of a simple calculation under Domino 8.5.

Warren Elsmore knows you’re eager to sign up, but the new XPages app still needs some testing. He promises registration will be open soon.

Tim Tripcony offers a three-part series on making an XPage "mashup" as a follow-up to Declan Sciolla-Lynch’s XPage tutorial.

David will be continuing his theme of staying calm today in the First State= . If you’re anywhere near Delaware, tune into WDEL 1150 A.M at 4:25pm and l= isten in.

You can also read his CNN article on the topic that was published on Monday.

Remember: stay calm. Make it a priority.

John Head is running a poll, more than one really, to see why you aren’t running Lotus Quickr. The first link is for Customers, the second is for Business Partners, and the third is for Domino.Doc/Domino Document Management users.

On February 23 I posted a link for Declan’s Lesson #5. Now he’s working on Lesson #37. If you’re interested in learning XPages this is certainly worth a look.

For those who copy documents using Ctrl+C, Lotus Notes does have a limit it can handle. If you like to push the limit, Niklas Waller has some numbers you might like to know.

SWING Software has released DocPublisher 4.5 – a Lotus Domino-based software for managing Policies & Procedures to help companies ensure compliance with regulations and standards. The DocPublisher Express Edition is available at no cost for Lotus Domino users.

IBM has rolled out an upgrade to the z/OS operating system. Some of the new features include: simplification of central security, better distribution of workload, improved storage monitoring, and more.