DominoPower Magazine - February 2006

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DOMINOPOWER MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 2006

Upbeat messages from Lotusphere 2006
Notes is not dead. Yellow is the new black. Upbeat messages from Lotusphere 2006. Lotus is riding high again and aiming for more. A lively and lengthy future for the Notes and Domino family was the theme. Read Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard's in-depth analysis in this important article.

Introducing the DominoPower RSS feeds
By now, you've probably noticed the little RSS icons that appeared all over DominoPower in the past week or so. In this article, we explain what it all means.

The Notes calendar: scheduling to infinity and beyond!
And, as admistrator for 3,000 Notes 6.5 users, Nancy Hand is frequently amazed by what her users can pull off. One such user managed to lose a meeting for next Tuesday, but schedule appointments all the way out to 4004. Just what did Nancy do to clean this mess up? You'll have to read this article to find out.

OpenNTF.org: a site devoted to open source Notes applications
We first mentioned OpenNTF.org back in 2002, in an article about the changing world of Domino development. After happily talking to many very nice, but slightly wacky OpenNTF T-shirt wearing developers at Lotusphere, we realized we'd never done an article specifically about this very useful resource.

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