Per Henrik Lausten recently upgraded to Domino 8.5 and took the opportunity to add Notes Traveler. He provides links to documentation as well as an article about coming features.

Theo Heselmans is hoping the software has been partying in preparation for the weekend, because this simple Querysave in Notes 7 is returning some very strange results.

Jack Slocum’s ExtJS JavaScript library gives the PDQ Portal CMS system Ajax-based page generation and cross-browser compatibility. This content management system includes open designs for a number of applications such as; knowledgebase, report generator, and photo contest manager.

Bastian Wieczorek has turned his blog into a wiki. With this entry he walks you through customizing multiple versions of the Notes client.

It’s time to sign up for Admin2009 and Lotus Developer 2009 in Boston, April 15-17. If you register for one conference you can attend sessions at the other at no additional cost. Sign up by March 13 to save $200 off the on-site price.

Yes, webinars on Domino 8.5. Darren Duke provides links, phone number, and general information if you’re interested in attending one of these sessions.

Security is wonderful, especially when it catches you off guard. As this Technote explains, Windows Server 2008 won’t display the Domino Console if you start Domino as a Windows Service.

Dennis Ruddigkeit lists the FixPacks and Cumulative Client Hotfixes for Notes 8.0.2 and provides a link to the new fix pack as he wonders why there’s a FP to a CCH.

Mike McGarel made some modifications to an existing web-based application only to notice some new, Domino-generated label tags enclosing each element of the radio button fields. He was able to fix it but wonders if this is normal behavior in 8.5.

SPAMfighter has released SPAMfighter Domino Module version 1.0 for Lotus Notes.