Just my rambling thoughts on Domino and life http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/ en-us Thu, 15 May 2008 11:03:37 -0700 Thu, 15 May 2008 11:03:37 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/adults-can-take-the-presidential-fitness-test.htm Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/adults-can-take-the-presidential-fitness-test.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/adults-can-take-the-presidential-fitness-test.htm Just saw this on CNN's website: http://tinyurl.com/5jwqd6

Really!!  Did anyone really have fun doing those tests growing up and want to re-live those moments in PE class? Apparently someone, though I know my kids now don't look forward to it, and it doesn't sound like the test has changed substantially since I was in school.  You probably remember it (if you went to school in the US after Kennedy was President) as the time when you had to do as many push-ups, sit-ups, pull-ups, and climb a pole, and run a mile in PE class.  Then you were given points for how many, how fast, or if you could do it at all.

I can understand the desire to show how "fit" you are, but I'm guessing only the really athletic would actually take the test (or at least they'd be the only ones to admit they took it, and tell you their score!)  Sadly, there's no patch or other award for those that take it, just a way to go on-line and see how you've done against the other people that have taken it and been happy enough to submit their scores.

Perhaps it will be an optional event at Lotusphere?  Or maybe we should have an alternative "fitness" test that involves skills we all know exist in the community - how many 12-ounce curls, sit and squat in session rooms, how fast you can run from Swan 5-6 to the Dolphin banquet hall at lunch, how much weight you can carry during the exhibit hall event while holding a beverage.  Any other events you'd like to offer up?

]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/adults-can-take-the-presidential-fitness-test.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/adults-can-take-the-presidential-fitness-test.htm?opendocument&comments Thu, 8 May 2008 07:00:00 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sntt-creating-quickr-entry-places.htm Quickr Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sntt-creating-quickr-entry-places.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sntt-creating-quickr-entry-places.htm Chris W and I were testing out creating Quickr Entry places, and how much fun admins have creating XML. To create an entry place you use a qptool command that requires either individual user email addresses, or you can use an XML file to create places in batch mode.  Gee, seems like fun, manually creating and XML file that looks like (adapted from the Quickr InfoCenter):



There had to be an easier way, so I tweeted that I'd look into it. After all, laziness is the mother of invention. Well, last week when I was in Reno, instead of playing blackjack or craps, I set out to create a script to create the XML file. After a little trial and error, I've got two files, one to take all the entries in the Domino directory and pulls their email addresses into an XML file, and the other pulls selected entries in.  Import them into either your Domino directory if you want to run the either agent, and then you can run the agent.

The resulting XML file can then be uploaded to the Quickr server and used with the qptool command to create the places. Check out the Quickr InfoCenter article for the details.

Hope you find this useful!  I'm sure there's someone that will improve it, and if so, please post any updates here so we can all share.

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GenerateXMLSelected.lss ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/sntt-creating-quickr-entry-places.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sntt-creating-quickr-entry-places.htm?opendocument&comments Mon, 21 Apr 2008 09:00:00 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/great-strides-2008-raising-funds-to-cure-cystic-fibrosis.htm Family Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/great-strides-2008-raising-funds-to-cure-cystic-fibrosis.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/great-strides-2008-raising-funds-to-cure-cystic-fibrosis.htm
This annual event is the major fund raising event for the CF Foundation and the funds raised are used to help fund research towards finding a cure for CF. This year we are especially positive due to recent results from a phase 2 trial of a  compound that targets the basic defect that causes CF.  This drug was developed in partnership between the CF Foundation and Vertex Pharmaceutical.  Due to the relatively small size of the CF population (about 30K in the US), funds from other sources are difficult to come by, so the CF Foundation has taken the lead and been very creative in finding ways to get research done to find a cure.

The CF Foundation is an organization that makes the most of every dollar donated, more than 90 cents of each dollar goes to research. I invite you to make a donation using the link on the right side of my home page, of if you're reading via a feed, go here.  Thanks for every donation!

]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/great-strides-2008-raising-funds-to-cure-cystic-fibrosis.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/great-strides-2008-raising-funds-to-cure-cystic-fibrosis.htm?opendocument&comments Tue, 15 Apr 2008 07:50:47 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/time-for-a-change.htm News Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/time-for-a-change.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/time-for-a-change.htm
It's a great opportunity that I couldn't pass up, and I'm very excited to be here finally.  The last two weeks was a lot of head down time, trying to tie up loose ends and transferring as much of what I know about the former employer's Domino and eLearning infrastructure as I could. This week is getting into assisting customers and learning about the Lotus911 way of doing things. Been so busy, I didn't have time to blog about it until this morning.

Once I finish my stay here, I'll be working at the home office with clients remotely, and travelling to clients as needed.  So, if you're a Lotus customer in the "southwestern" US, or anywhere in the West, drop me a line if you need assistance.  And, as you might expect, clients in Hawaii looking for on-site help are always welcome! :-) ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/time-for-a-change.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/time-for-a-change.htm?opendocument&comments Tue, 8 Apr 2008 17:45:00 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/one-thing-my-fingers-cant-forget.htm Lotus Domino Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/one-thing-my-fingers-cant-forget.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/one-thing-my-fingers-cant-forget.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/one-thing-my-fingers-cant-forget.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/one-thing-my-fingers-cant-forget.htm?opendocument&comments Tue, 8 Apr 2008 16:27:06 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dwa-errors-in-firefox-2.0.0.10.htm Domino Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dwa-errors-in-firefox-2.0.0.10.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dwa-errors-in-firefox-2.0.0.10.htm new technote today that gives a workaround.  The issue is caused by a missing line in the httpd.conf file used by the HTTP server. Basically, if you're at DWA 6 or 7, you can create a response header rule to have the JAR file that's causing the error be seen as the proper MIME type by Firefox.  If you're using DWA 8, the file has moved so you must edit the httpd.conf file.

Here's a screenshot of what the rule would look like:
]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/dwa-errors-in-firefox-2.0.0.10.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dwa-errors-in-firefox-2.0.0.10.htm?opendocument&comments Mon, 17 Mar 2008 16:18:02 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-enterprise-server-4.1.5-availability-new-date.htm Blackberry Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-enterprise-server-4.1.5-availability-new-date.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-enterprise-server-4.1.5-availability-new-date.htm RIM Software life cycle page for the  availability date, it's slipped again until April 15.  Let's hope it's fully cooked by then and ready for use.

Maybe the marketing side will get the update as well. ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/blackberry-enterprise-server-4.1.5-availability-new-date.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-enterprise-server-4.1.5-availability-new-date.htm?opendocument&comments Tue, 11 Mar 2008 09:15:25 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Blackberry-Enterprise-Server-4.1.5-available.htm Blackberry Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Blackberry-Enterprise-Server-4.1.5-available.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Blackberry-Enterprise-Server-4.1.5-available.htm
More info... ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/Blackberry-Enterprise-Server-4.1.5-available.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Blackberry-Enterprise-Server-4.1.5-available.htm?opendocument&comments Mon, 3 Mar 2008 16:42:45 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dst-coming-soon-again.htm DST Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dst-coming-soon-again.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dst-coming-soon-again.htm
As a reminder, the Blackberry DSTquery program is available at the Blackberry DST site. Just ignore the "2007" bit.  You can download the query tool which will check your BES servers to see if any devices served by them are in need of the update. After that, it's either an easy re-deployment of the existing DST upgrade patch via a software configuration, or a quick email to the user to go to http://www.blackberry.com/dst2007 and install the patch.

While you're at it, why not check your Notes calendars for DST issues again.  You can run the Lotus provided agents in a report mode to see if anything's changed.  An ounce of prevention...

Check out my articles on DST from last year, and you'll get some links to other good content on the subject from last year.  Here's hoping Congress doesn't change it all back at the end of the year! ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/dst-coming-soon-again.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/dst-coming-soon-again.htm?opendocument&comments Tue, 19 Feb 2008 17:30:16 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sametime-performance-issues-with-windows-2003-server-sp2.htm Sametime Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sametime-performance-issues-with-windows-2003-server-sp2.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sametime-performance-issues-with-windows-2003-server-sp2.htm Domino and Sametime performance issues traced to Windows Server 2003 Scalable Networking Pack.

One of the issues it resolves is where "Application sharing and screen sharing appear slow or appear to hang."  Exactly the problem we saw in one meeting with a large group of attendees.  As we know, Sametime can bring out all the strange issues with the network, both physical and the network stack on servers, so you'll want to take a look at this technote and determine how you'd like to proceed. ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/sametime-performance-issues-with-windows-2003-server-sp2.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/sametime-performance-issues-with-windows-2003-server-sp2.htm?opendocument&comments Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:33:00 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/quickr-hotifx-11-for-i5-os-available.htm Quickr Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/quickr-hotifx-11-for-i5-os-available.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/quickr-hotifx-11-for-i5-os-available.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/quickr-hotifx-11-for-i5-os-available.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/quickr-hotifx-11-for-i5-os-available.htm?opendocument&comments Wed, 13 Feb 2008 11:52:26 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-upgrade-brings-down-the-service.htm Blackberry Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-upgrade-brings-down-the-service.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-upgrade-brings-down-the-service.htm system upgrade brings the Blackberry infrastructure down? Is it just me, or does this seem to be either, (1) not the complete story, (2) indicative of a fragile system, or (3) the "new" quality tests they promised after the first outage aren't working.  Then there's the question of why the "backup" system didn't kick in sooner.  I know that we had users that were "off the grid" for an hour plus, including myself.

Seems like a little time at the architect's desk may be required to remove what sure looks like a single point of failure in Blackberryland. ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/blackberry-upgrade-brings-down-the-service.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/blackberry-upgrade-brings-down-the-service.htm?opendocument&comments Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:33:47 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-from-the-cs-open-mic-call.htm Domino Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-from-the-cs-open-mic-call.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-from-the-cs-open-mic-call.htm Susan.  Overall, good questions, and actually had a couple of mine asked before I got on.

• During a question about the RnRMgr task (Domino 7 and higher), Terry at Level 2 Support commented that while the RnRMgr task can be run in a cluster, you only want to run the task on no more than 2 servers in the cluster, even if there are 3+ servers.  The actual question was regarding where to run the task, and the answer was only on the server where the RnR database is residing.  You don't need to run it on your mail servers, etc.
• A question of interoperability with Outlook/Exchange brought up a discussion of iCal support and how Outlook handles repeating meetings.  According to Bruce (I think), Outlook handles changes to repeat meetings by changing either the single instance, or all instances.  There is no option for "this and all previous" or "this and all future."  I didn't realize that, and this begins to explain better why reschedules don't work that well coming from Outlook accounts.  Generally, only the first instance gets updated.

If you missed this morning's call, there's another one tonight  9:00 PM Wednesday, February 13, 2008 for a duration of 1 hour (8:00 PM Central, 7:00 PM Mountain, 6:00 PM Pacific)

Conference telephone numbers:
Participants, Toll:                 719-325-2220
Participants, Toll free:            888-523-1225
Confirmation Code: 1433086 ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/notes-from-the-cs-open-mic-call.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-from-the-cs-open-mic-call.htm?opendocument&comments Tue, 5 Feb 2008 12:46:31 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/from-the-im-not-dead-yet...-file.htm Domino Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/from-the-im-not-dead-yet...-file.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/from-the-im-not-dead-yet...-file.htm Best Practices for Building Web Applications for Domino 8.

So, they aren't quite done with them yet.  Or is this going to be published in the "redwiki" format Kevin Cavanaugh mentioned in the "Ask the Developers" session at Lotusphere? ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/from-the-im-not-dead-yet...-file.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/from-the-im-not-dead-yet...-file.htm?opendocument&comments Fri, 1 Feb 2008 06:30:00 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Exchange-connector-question.htm Domino Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Exchange-connector-question.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Exchange-connector-question.htm
We're using the connector for Exchange 2003 and I don't want to have to Exchange domains using the same foreign domain, for obvious reasons. I'm wondering if anyone's found a way to edit that setting.  I don't have visibility to the other domain's Exchange server, and their admin isn't sure how to change that setting either, and doesn't appear to want to start registry diving to find where the setting is stored. The almighty Google returned a command that only appears to work with the Exchange 2007 "transporter" suite, and the command isn't found in the 2003 connector.

Any ideas welcome! ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/Exchange-connector-question.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Exchange-connector-question.htm?opendocument&comments Wed, 30 Jan 2008 20:30:00 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Notes-on-Setting-up-Exchange-Notes-Connector.htm Domino Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Notes-on-Setting-up-Exchange-Notes-Connector.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Notes-on-Setting-up-Exchange-Notes-Connector.htm Migrating from Exchange 2000/2003 to Lotus Notes and Domino 7" (quite good, btw) we set out to configure the connector.  First off, both sides identified that the connector left a single point of failure for routing mail (also pointed out in the redbook). This wasn't an option.  We wanted to route over SMTP because we had redundancy on both sides for this - and that message fidelity is better.  The connector works on one Exchange server - not something I wanted to rely on.  Searching the MS Technet site, we came across an article on how to change the connector tables to use the SMTP address and not the foreign domains.  Very helpful.

The bulk of the work falls on the Exchange side, installing a Notes client, setting up the connector configurations, etc.  On the Notes side, you register an ID, create a foreign domain, setup some mailboxes (if using the connector for routing) and then wait for the Exchange guy to finish.

There's also a calendar connector for doing freetime lookups between systems. One side effect of using the SMTP routing instead of the mail connector appears to be that the freetime lookup doesn't work with SMTP routing, so we're missing that.  Aside from this, the directory sync works and routing is working fine.  If only they could configure their servers to convert calendar invites into a workable document like Domino does with iCal attachments.  They have to go through a few steps to get to the meeting invite.

Now that this domain is setup, it's on to the next domain... ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/Notes-on-Setting-up-Exchange-Notes-Connector.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/Notes-on-Setting-up-Exchange-Notes-Connector.htm?opendocument&comments Mon, 28 Jan 2008 20:00:01 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/extra-special-monday.htm Miscellany Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/extra-special-monday.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/extra-special-monday.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/extra-special-monday.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/extra-special-monday.htm?opendocument&comments Mon, 28 Jan 2008 19:46:24 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/The-Monday-after.htm Lotusphere2008 Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/The-Monday-after.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/The-Monday-after.htm
Yes - I want to move on 8.0.1 when it comes out, but...we need to make sure it'll run on the older PCs. No, the basic config isn't an alternative that's really being looked at.
Yes - I want to use the Quickr File Sharing in 8.1, but we need to see how it "really" works, as well as get our AD functionality fixed.  
Yes - Connections looks cool, but how might it fit in with our company/department objectives and needs.  
Yes - we are migrating users from Exchange (!) to Notes, but how do we get their Sharepoint data migrated, or easily accessible from Notes.  Searching "the internets" comes up with lots of tools for going the other way, but haven't found anything that provides something in the direction we're going. Maybe we wait until the Quickr Content Integrator to pull that into a Lotus format.

So, I guess that's the initial reaction to Lotusphere.  Lots of great announcements and possibilities. Now it's time to determine how they fit within the plans at your company. ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/The-Monday-after.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/The-Monday-after.htm?opendocument&comments Thu, 24 Jan 2008 06:29:02 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/lotusphere-idol-andy-pedisich-is-herding-cats.htm Lotusphere2008 Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/lotusphere-idol-andy-pedisich-is-herding-cats.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/lotusphere-idol-andy-pedisich-is-herding-cats.htm Andy on herding cats through the Domino 8 upgrade process. Talked about getting your proposal approved by stressing the economic benefits of the upgrade, along with the new features, and reminded us of using statrep - remember that db? He has some great customizations he'll be adding to his blog for download along with the presentation.

Amazing job in less than a couple of days to get this done. ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/lotusphere-idol-andy-pedisich-is-herding-cats.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/lotusphere-idol-andy-pedisich-is-herding-cats.htm?opendocument&comments Wed, 23 Jan 2008 13:08:46 -0700 http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-8.5.-beta-on-mac.htm Lotus Domino Ted Hardenburgh http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-8.5.-beta-on-mac.htm?opendocument&comments http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-8.5.-beta-on-mac.htm
So far, I like it...a lot. Loads quickly, looks good, and seems to have "fixed" an issue I have with the Domino Blog template.  In Windows, clicking the "Add Link" action adds a URL link for HTML, but when I save the document it becomes a hotspot for the entire paragraph.  That is working fine on the Mac client now. One thing that isn't working properly for me is the calendar colors, everything is "white".  Didn't find anything in the release notes, so I'll post it in the forum (when I find it), and maybe stop by the lab if they're still there. The Day at a glance colors are there, however. Right-click actions using the trackpad don't work, and the drag actions don't get followed on a horizontal basis, like other Mac apps.

Sitting in Rob Novak/Victor Krantz's session now. ]]> http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dxcomments/notes-8.5.-beta-on-mac.htm http://www.dominothoughts.com/domthoughts/domthoughts.nsf/dx/notes-8.5.-beta-on-mac.htm?opendocument&comments