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June 02, 2003 >> Receive this email as text  >> About this email   In this Issue >> From the editor: Doing more with less >> Featured Topic: Domino and the iSeries >> Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert: Debbie Lynd Admin tip: Collapse all in Notes R5 'move to folder' dialog >> Site Highlights: Lotus Live! Series Webcast on _javascript_ Best Web Links: Domino Designer June tips prize SearchDomino.com poll: Dream job? Look it up! SearchDomino.com Glossary  From the Editor: by Joyce Chutchian, Site Editor So many new Domino products, so little time. Or money. Or resources. Or training opportunities. Does this sound familiar? Lotus will soon be offering its "Express" line of products, Domino Utility Server Express and Domino Collaboration Bundle Express. Do these fit your Domino lifestyle? Would you be more apt to purchase this type of product? We'd like to know. Drop us a line at [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Thanks to all of you who responded to our inquiry about your Domino careers. I'd love to hear from more of you. Your comments as well as your responses to our salary survey will help us learn more about the Domino community and what makes you happy. Be on the lookout for this month's developer webcasts with Gary Devendorf and Lotus' Peter Jansen. Pre-register in advance and get your questions ready. Joyce  Featured Topic: Domino and the iSeries by Kurt Ringleben, Assistant Editor Lotus Domino on an iSeries server is a proven combination. Check out our resources for running Lotus software on the flexible and powerful platform from IBM. Read more about this topic  Expert Technical Advice: Featured expert: Debbie Lynd Category: Application Development Find out what Debbie Lynd, director of content for conferences and seminars for The VIEW, has to say about messaging and more. View all Debbie's answers This Week: In the forums >> What do you think of the new Lotus products? Sound off and let us know. Tip of the Week: Administrator Tip: Collapse all in Notes R5 'move to folder' dialog By Gardner Rowe Do you hate scrolling through all of those folders in the R5 "Move to Folder" dialog? This keyboard shortcut collapses all your folders in the dialog box making it easier to find the folder you're looking for. >> View the full tip here  Site Highlights Lotus Live! Series Webcast next week! Title: Using _javascript_ in Lotus Notes/Domino 6 Client Speaker: Peter Janzen, Lotus product manager Date: Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 12:00 PM EDT, 17:00 GMT Summary: The latest release of the Lotus Notes Client provides updated _javascript_ support. Now it is possible to create an application that uses the exact same code in the Lotus Notes Client and in a Web browser. Peter will cover common Lotus Notes and browser _javascript_ events and show you how to write code that works in both environments. Pre-register here Sponsored By: TeamStudio Best Web links: Domino Designer Browse through our Best of Web links on Domino Designer and you'll find downloadable slides from the Lotus Live! Series Designer 6 webcast with Maureen Leland as well as more answers to your webcast questions on Designer. Explore the links June Tips Prize: Cambridge Soundworks PC multimedia speaker system Submit a tip This month, submit a developer or administrator tip to be eligible to win a Cambridge Soundworks PC multimedia speaker system . Two compact 2.75-in. cube satellite speakers and a compact, floor-standing subwoofer cabinet deliver clean, undistorted sound. The magnetically shielded satellites can be placed close to a PC monitor or TV without causing distortion, while the desktop stand and wall-mount fixtures allow for maximum flexibility in setting up the system. Enter our tips contest in June and you could win! Career Poll Are you satisfied with your Domino career outlook? Vote here Domino Glossary Look up Domino terms in the SearchDomino.com glossary. Or send us words to define, if there's a word you don't see. Look it up! Are WLANs Secure? The common objection to implementing WLANs is their potential for exposing critical data to outside attacks. How vulnerable are wireless networks? Click below and find out. Details Here A B O U T   T H I S   N E W S L E T T E R Created by TechTarget TechTarget - The Most Targeted IT Media Copyright 2003, All Rights Reserved. To unsubscribe from Updates on new site content: >> Simply Reply to this Email with REMOVE within the Body or Subject -OR- >> Go to: http://searchDomino.techtarget.com/register    - Log in to edit your profile.    - Click on the link to Edit email subscriptions.    - Uncheck the box next to the newsletter you wish to unsubscribe from.    - When finished, click "Save Changes to My Profile".