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Published by SearchDomino.com  July 26, 2004 >> Receive this e-mail as text  >> About this e-mail   In this Issue >> From the editor: Participate in ITKnowledgeExchange beta >> Featured Topic: Best Domino blogs >> Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert: Andre Guirard, Domino Development Site Exclusives: >>Spam, encryption to drive security spending >>Lotus' unending crusade against spam >>IBM rolls out Workplace tools >>Chapter Download: Unwilling accomplices Tips of the Week: >>Get database by title >>Test your formulas >> Webcasts: Understand and manage WebSphere Implementing BlackBerry Combat spam  From the Editor: by Tom Pappalardo, Web and Event Marketing Manager Dear SearchDomino.com member: I'd like to introduce you to the latest service for SearchDomino.com members -- ITKnowledgeExchange. This new feature is an online community designed to get you in touch with other Domino professionals to help you solve your IT problems. It is not a simple forum, blog or e-mail service, ITKnowledgeExchange is a place where IT professionals can share ideas, expertise and get those difficult technical questions answered by other IT pros. It provides the opportunity to collaborate with groups and individual experts who share your IT problems and can provide solutions to your issues. ITKnowledgeExchange's features and functionality are more enhanced than listservs or forums. They allow you to selectively choose which members receive your questions, based on their skills, experience and IT background. Here is a sampling of some of the topics that are already being discussed among your peers on ITKnowledgeExchange: IBM DB2 Topics Email, Messaging or Content/Knowledge Management Applications Topics Networking Topics Hardware & Software Platforms Topics ITKnowledgeExchange is still currently in beta. We hope you will sign up and participate. We would love to hear your comments on this new service and appreciate your help in making it a success. Regards, Tom  Featured Topic: Best Domino blogs by Christine Polewarczyk, Editor There is a plethora of blogs on the Web, providing even more cohesiveness and information exchange to an already tight Domino community. Here's a look at some of our favorites. Read more about this topic  Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert: Andre Guirard Category: Domino Development Dear Andre: I'm new to LotusScript. I need to write an agent to create a calendar entry or appointment. How do I go about this? I have searched on LDD and OpenNTF but can't find an example. Do you know where I can find a snippet? Click here to read Andre's expert response or ask a question of your own. Site Exclusives: >> Spam, encryption to drive security spending The market for enterprise security products will double in the next four years, due in large part to concerns over e-mail-based threats, new research finds. >> Lotus' unending crusade against spam The chief of Lotus' antispam research group says there's no cure-all, but promising technologies and worldwide cooperation could soon turn the tide in favor of Notes users. >> IBM rolls out Workplace tools Big Blue is touting a set of programming tools designed to make it easier for corporate developers, as well as ISVs, to create customized add-ons for its Lotus Workplace desktop platform. >> Chapter Download: Unwilling accomplices In this chapter, you'll learn how to protect yourself from being used as an unwilling pawn in a spammer's attack. Tip of the Week: Get database by title Get a handle to any database anywhere in your Notes environment. This LotusScript code works by getting the database details from the Catalog. Test your formulas Need to test your formula quickly? This fast keyboard trick will do it in a jiff. >> Check out all our tips.  Site Highlights Webcast: Understand and manage WebSphere Attend this webcast and get information on how to manage, integrate and deploy WebSphere. And, developers, learn how to fine-tune your applications to use resources more efficiently. Watch and listen to this webcast now. Webcast: Implementing BlackBerry This webcast will leave you with the tools you need to successfully run a BlackBerry pilot in your organization and smoothly migrate that pilot into a production environment. Register now to attend. Webcast: Combat spam Register to attend this webcast on July 28 at 2 p.m. EDT. Spammers are shifting tactics by using new covert and creative tactics designed to get past conventional spam content filters. Learn how spam filters operate, how spammers are attempting to defeat these content filtering technologies and how you can protect your organization. This new monthly tip will teach you how to manage spam and keep your systems secure. Enter your e-mail and start receiving Spam and Security Tip. E-mail    Not a member? We'll activate your membership with your subscription. Spam white paper Read this informative white paper on the threat of DHA and how you can protect your e-mail directory from this spammers' tactic. Read it. Wireless white paper This white paper provides clarification and explanation of the various wireless offerings available and will help ease the effort of evaluating a wireless solution. Get it here. BlackBerry tips Get tips and tricks from the most avid BlackBerry users. In this webcast, you'll learn about how to get the most use out of BlackBerry shortcut keys, notification profiles and saved messages. 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