Found this article on www.lotus.com/ldd. Finally I can find a kind of a How-to on making changes in DWA (Domino Web Access).
” Get started customizing Domino Web Access 6.5 for your organization’s users and learn what changes you can make to the look and feel of the client with the skin editor tool [...]

Domino/Notes R7 Beta 3 is out.
Goto the 7pubbeta site for information and downloads.

I must admit..not all of MS is bad but I must say that this looks very close to what Lotus have with his web-based SameTime Client.
They have a cool thing called Webmessenger. Now you can MSN away everywhere, even when MSN is blocked (however, you can bypass this with RealTunnel, see more info [...]

As promised a complete installation and configuration procedure is ready and is freely available on request.
Just send a mail to lvansteen@myco.dyndns.org specifying the document you need.
Together with this procedure Configure Thunderbird on Windows XP you will get your private or even, for small companies, corporate e-mail infrastructure up-and-running in no [...]

As I don’t have a valid Lotus Domino R6.5.3 license, I cannot install this absolute world-class software on my servers.
Looking for an alternative was the only option (and no….Exchange is not even close to an alternative).
So I decided to configure a SendMail Server.
Now you can reach me by mail at lvansteen@myco.dyndns.org
I will post [...]

The clock is ticking, got much work….too much work. I’m completely stressed-out but I’ve managed to summarize some topics from Admin2004 Domino Technical Conference into a presention. A sneak-peak on the presentation can be found at the end of this entry.

Our group, e-Business Infrastructure Group (eBI) @ SkillTeam, is having it’s Kick-Off meeting on Friday 21 January and my boss asked me to give a little presentation of interesting points about Domino R6 / R7.
This was expected, as I got the opportunity to go to the Admin2004 Technical Conference in Paris begin December 2004.
So [...]

OPENvpn to CLOSE down your environment.

After my experiences with end-users, I will just quote a simple advise to that community :

DROP THE MOUSE AND STEP AWAY FROM THE KEYBOARD

That’s me alright (making some publicity for SkillTeam)…