How to use FCKEditor

To continue with my mini JavaScript-text-editor kick, I moved on to FCKEditor.
FCKEditor is another very popular JavaScript text editor.  (Since I first started playing with it, FCKEditor got reborn in its 3.0 version, now known as CKEditor.  Not sure why the ‘F’ was dropped. Perhaps, as the result of too many off-color jokes.)
Much like TinyMCE, [...]

How to use TinyMCE

One of the more frustrating thing about a web application is that you can never truly duplicate rich text formatting capabilities of a desktop client.  And when you’re web enabling a Lotus Notes application, the difference becomes even more obvious.  Luckily, there are various very light JavaScript text editors, which offer more functionality than the [...]

Domino 8.5 in Omaha

It is not often nowadays that I get to spend several days on a full time billable consulting engagement.  And when the said engagement takes me on the road to Omaha, Nebraska and constitutes helping a brand new Lotus Domino client, I just have to write about it.
A company here, in Omaha, very recently (2 [...]

Notes 8.5 Upgrade Workshop in June

The upgrade workshop that we hosted at the of May was a huge success.  We ended up having to turn people away.  As the result, due to popular demand, so to speak, we are hosting another workshop at the end of June.
On June 24th and 25th we will host a Notes/Domino 8.5 upgrade workshop in [...]

MWLUG conference 2009 registration opens today

The registration for 2009 Midwest Lotus User Group Conference opens today.  For more information on the conference and to register visit the MWLUG site.  
And don’t forget to register for the Notes & Domino 8.5 upgrade workshop to be held in the 2 days prior to the start of the conference.

Notes 8.5 upgrade workshop

On Wednesday and Thursday of this week we [PSC] and IBM hosted a Notes 8.5 upgrade workshop. The workshop was held at IBM Innovation Center downtown Chicago and it was a great event. Thank you everyone who found 2 days in their busy schedules to join us for the workshop. The event [...]

IBM and PSC to host a Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5 Upgrade Workshop

I am happy to announce that on May 27th PSC and IBM will co-host a Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5 Upgrade Workshop.  This is a 2-day absolutely free event to be held at the IBM Innovation Center downtown Chicago.  We’ll even cater continental breakfast and lunch.  All the particulars are listed below.  To register for [...]

New opportunity – moving from Exchange to Lotus Notes

It is not often that I get to talk to companies looking to move from Exchange to Lotus Notes.  Every such conversation is a special treat to me.  So when I had one this week, I felt that I should mention it.
A partner of ours engaged me in a conversation with their client.  The client [...]

Where are all the young’uns are?

Throughout the week of Lotusphere 2009 I heard the same question asked over and over again: “Where are all the people under 25?”  Looking around the show, I saw a lot and a lot of familiar faces.  These are the people I’ve been meeting and seeing here, in Orlando, year after year.  I’ve watched the [...]

Why do I care what email client you use?

When Ed Brill posts an entry like one from December 13 (Link), it sparks too much thought in my head to fit it all into a comment.
It’s almost 2009, why are we still fighting over what email client a user wants to use?  Email is ubiquitous, that’s what standards are all about.  POP3 or IMAP [...]