FIGURE J


Looks like a good help desk to me! Roll over picture for a larger image.

Finally, Figure K shows a shot of a couple of trains right before I boarded one to return home from the conference.

FIGURE K


All aboard for the return home. Roll over picture for a larger image.

Conclusion
I've attended a total of four Lotus/IBM-related events this year, and THE VIEW Web Coding Bootcamp was a unique experience that was well worth the time investment. It offers something different from standard conferences in that it gives you a complete Domino Web site to work with, play with, and learn from. And it offers something beyond the standard Lotus/IBM courseware that's offered by most training centers. If you can find a way to attend any of the remaining events this year or any other future events, I think you'll find it well worth your time, as well.

DominoPower Contributing Editor Nancy Hand is primary Notes admin at a remote site for a large corporation. She earned both Novell and Microsoft certifications in network engineering before being introduced to Lotus Notes. The 3,000 users she supports constantly challenge Nancy to keep up with their creative missteps. With a background in art, she brings a different perspective to working with computers and their users. In the past, Nancy has worked in the fields of accounting, criminal justice, and museum display. To balance the challenges of the job, she continues to draw and sculpt between stabs at writing novels and designing knitware.