When you want consistency in your Domino site design, you use ViewTemplates and SubForms. In .NET you would use Master Pages, which is the topic of this installment in the .NET for Domino Developers series.
We have all done it, creating lots of ViewTemplates for our Domino views, or creating them so they can use the […]
Hat tip to Jim Anderton, there is a free download of a beta VMWare server available here. Excellent tool for the belt of those who tend to download alot of software for “testing”, but never seem to uninstall it when done.
It was inevitable, and it has been demanded. I knew it would come, but I really had no idea why Blackberry is the only option in some people’s minds. There are so many incredible devices out there, that can do so much more, what is it with this device? Well, after a few […]
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Freeware PDF writer that installs as a print driver and converts any document from any application (that can print) into a PDF. I used it alot recently and it ranks as one of my core utlities.
Alot of us Domino devs have lately been asking the question “What is happening to the Domino that we knew”, or something to that effect. Although I have asked the question, I never seemed to figure out why I was asking it. I always enjoy learning new technologies, so why would I give […]
Ok, not a real comparison, but some curious behavior on the part of a DocumentCollection has reminded me why I abandoned manually creating DocumentCollections in favor of a good, old fashioned arrays. Not to say that the documentcollection does not have its uses, but I cannot figure out why it would not work for me […]
Everyone who runs a blog deals with the incessant blog spam. There are alot of tools out there that block this crap, or at least hold it until you can spank it.
On this site I use Spam Karma and recently the author of the tool mentioned that he was seeing in increase […]
I am still proceeding (slowly) towards a total overhaul of my present companies intranet, and I wanted something to “soften” the overall design. Rounded corners on things like menu headers, and around images came to mind, but I have always avoided that approach since they have traditionally relied upon creating images for the corners, […]