Here is what we talk about in Episode 64:
This
podcast also features another new "Interface
Matters" segment with
Chris Blatnick. The whole sha-bang is 18.5mb and runs 40:12 at 64kps.
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If you are interested in advertising on
the Taking Notes podcast during Lotusphere 2007 please take a look at our
adverbilitising
brochure. The podcast
listnership is in the thousands and your advertistement will be heard for
just pennies per impression. We only have a few slots left so act
quickly by dropping us a note if you are interested.
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Today, Bruce and Julian talk mainly about
the new 7.0.2
release of Lotus Notes/Domino.
It officially came out on Friday, September 29, and it includes such features
as:
- New "Blue" templates for blogging
and RSS feed generation (note that the templates are available on the server
upgrade, not the client)
- Support for installing and running the
Lotus Notes client on a USB drive (Nomad) -- Chris
Whisonant has some install
instructions (but be aware that there can be huge
speed differences between
different USB drives, so choose wisely)
- Native iCal import capabilities
- "Run As Admin" for Smart Upgrade
- Automatic conversion (on the server)
for TNEF/Winmail.dat attachments from Exchange users
- Domino Web Access (iNotes) is supported
on Firefox on the Mac
- New C-API functions for HTML and MIME
- Server support for Novell SUSE Linux
10 and Windows x64 server
- Lotus Notes Access for SAP included
- DXL improvements
We
also got a chance to talk to Steve Castledine about his "IBM Blog"
template, to get the inside scoop. We talk about things like:
- What was involved in transitioning from
"Steve's template" to "IBM's template"? (see this
technote for more details)
- What's the upgrade path for users of
the old template?
- How is comment spam dealt with?
- How do we get started using it?
- What's next?
In
other news, OpenNTF
will be at Lotusphere
2007 pedestal 324 in the Product
Showcase, Chris
Miller makes peace with iTunes
and Feedburner, an OpenNTF update with John
Roling, and a one minute tip
about CGI variables by Mac
Guidera.
The podcast is 26mb and runs 54:31 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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A short podcastlet with Chris
Miller who tells us about
day one of Collaboration
University in Kansas City,
Missouri.
Photos
from Collaboration University (no Girls Gone Wild, sorry).
The podcast is 5mb and runs 8:45 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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The Taking Notes podcast, Episode 30 (that's
XXX in Roman numerals), features discussion of:
Episode 30 was
sponsored by Collaboration
University.
The podcast is 20.7mb and runs 42:00 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Here's what we covered in Episode 29:
Episode
29 was sponsored by Collaboration
University.
The podcast is 21.9mb and runs 37:47 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Lots of different things for you in this
podcast, including:
Episode 28 was sponsored
by Collaboration
University.
The podcast is 20.2mb and runs 34:00 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Julian and I have received lots of inquires regarding advertising
on The Taking Notes podcast and as a result have put together a document
for prospective advertisers.
Here
is a copy of our advertising brochure.
Our rates are very fair and the podcast is targeted to over 1,000 engaged
and passionate Notes, Domino, Hannover, Sametime, QuickPlace and Workplace
listeners.
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Just a quick little news show for you this
time. Bruce and Julian cover topics like:
Episode 26 was sponsored
by Instant-Technologies.
The podcast is 13.9mb and runs 24:13 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Elizabeth Book of ebizQ.com has a nice
podcast
interview with IBM's Art Fontaine
where they discuss the Notes 7.0.1 Linux announcement.
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The new URL for the Taking Notes Podcast
is http://www.TakingNotesPodcast.com.
Now doesn't that make more sense?
And yes, the old URL http://TakingNotes.OpenNTF.org
still works.
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Sorry we've been gone for a few weeks.
Welcome to Episode 25 of the Taking Notes podcast. In this episode, we
talk about things like:
Episode 25
was sponsored by Instant-Technologies.
The podcast is 25.3mb and runs 44:53 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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We're baaaack. ;-)
In this installment of the Taking Notes podcast, Bruce and Julian discuss
topics such as:
- New developments in Notes 7.0.2 as reported
on Ed
Brill's blog, including Notes
Nomad (the Notes client on a memory stick, formerly known as "Project
Wanda"), blog and RSS templates, and better Smart Upgrade. According
to the Notes
& Domino Insider Newsletter,
7.0.2 is scheduled for release in September, 2006.
- Are the successful user group meetings
becoming annual/quarterly mini-conferences instead of monthly meetings?
- The Hannover design team now has at
least one
blog (Mary Beth Raven) --
is IBM seeking input, or just doing marketing?
- Julian is in the market for a laptop,
and is wondering if the new Lenovo Thinkpads are as durable and sturdy
as the old IBM Thinkpads.
- Alan
Lepofsky has a great Notes
calendar tip.
And of course the
OpenNTF update with John
Roling.
The podcast is 16.6mb and runs 29:19 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Show-n-Tell
Thursdays, Rich Schwartz's
SnTT
aggregator, Lotusphere
Comes To You, Ed
Brill's podcast, Paul
Mooney on the Microsoft Application Analyzer,
Sametime
7.5, Jack Dausman on why Notes/Domino
developers need
to learn Eclipse for Hannover,
Michael
Sampson's Talking Notes segment.
The podcast is 6.9mb and runs 12:41 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Gregg Eldred has posted a
review of the
podcast we did with The Turtle
earlier this week on his blog. Thanks for the feedback Gregg.
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Do you have a great Notes/Domino or web
development tip that you would like to share? Have you come across
a great 3rd party application that you would like to review? Do you have
some questions you would like to have answered about Notes/Domino or other
related product? Well if you do simply grab a microphone, record it and
send the mp3 file here.
We can then include it in a podcast!
Be sure to include your name in your recording as well as any other information
you want to share. Tips should run a minute or two in length and reviews
can be three to four minutes.
Give it a try!
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As Bruce
mentioned earlier today, we'll be interviewing Ben
Langhinrichs pretty soon.
Got any questions about Notes Rich Text?
Why don't you send
them to us as an audio file and we'll try to work them into the
podcast with Ben.
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So now that you have listened to our three
podcasts I am sure that many of you have some great questions for us. Well
how about sending them to us in the form of an audio file that we can include
in future shows? Email them here.
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