Eric Mack tries to keep up on the productivity tools offered for Notes/Domino. This post mentions his use of some of Ytria’s 100 tools for Lotus Notes like scanEZ and eProductivity.

But we all know it was really just a learning experience when Devin Olson overtaxed his desktop.

Fields would seem to be simple things, places to put data items. But like much else in Notes, they’re traps for the unwary. They’re traps for more experienced developers too, just when you’re looking somewhere else. In this helpful article, Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard helps you avoid those traps.

Read this DominoPower article.

A Lotus Expeditor Wiki has been launched and is open for business. Newly posted articles include some on Expeditor’s network awareness features, the user interface, and sync services.

Keith Brooks uses Windows Remote Desktop to connect to his Domino servers for upgrades and mostly it works fine. But, when Domino asks if he wants to upgrade templates on the server, Windows Remote Desktop locks up. He’s tried a number of work arounds, like calling someone at the remote location, and is wondering if anyone knows another way to fix the issue.

IBM Lotus Expeditor provides a managed framework for integrating new and existing applications to help optimize business processes. It’s designed to integrate with Lotus Domino/Notes, Websphere Portal, Lotus Forms, and Lotus Sametime.

And now for something sillier. It’s time to start printing up those T-shirts for Lotusphere 2009 and Frank Paolino wants to make sure your language is represented on this year’s "Notes Floats My Boat" shirt. He has 8 languages represented so far, make sure yours is one of them.

If you use the azlw Enhanced Log, Devin Olson has made version 2.01 of Enhanced Log Class available under the University of Illinois/NCSA Open Source License. This essentially means you can use it, as long as you include the appropriate credit.

DEXT is the collection of demos Jake Howlett has previously made available to you as individual NSFs. The collection can be downloaded from the CodeStore Sandbox along with a number of other useful items.

Vlad Tatarincevs has done several Lotus Traveler presentations lately. He lists some of the questions he’s been asked and provides links to IBM sources for the answers.