Today's News: Will Chandler be there for you?

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September 22, 2004 Published by  SearchDomino.com    Today's News Issue Sponsored By:   > Postini   > DominoAdministration.com IN THIS ISSUE:   >  Chandler isn't friends with Outlook   >  PeopleSoft users to get cozy with WebSphere   >  ATG offers WebSphere, Eclipse plug-ins   >  More headlines   >  Chapter Download: Blocking spammers with DNS blacklists   >  Expert Answer Center: Fast messaging answers   >  Featured Topic: 10 Formula tips in 10 minutes   >  The Missing Link: Cell phone cuts off potentially fatal connection Chandler isn't friends with Outlook [SearchEnterpriseLinux.com] A new open source e-mail client code-named Chandler is shaking up the enterprise messaging landscape. According to one expert, it could serve as a viable alternative e-mail client, especially for Microsoft Outlook. MORE INFO: > Learn about Eclipse's open source Java tools > Read one developer's concerns about Domino's future   Free White Paper: How spammers are stealing your email directory Did you know that spammers are probing your email system in an attempt to identify and "harvest" legitimate email addresses from your organization? This is what is known as the "silent killer" or "directory harvest attack" (DHA). A rising industry threat, you may have already observed some of the symptoms of these virtually undetectable attacks on your email systems. Learn what you can do today to protect your organization from these attacks. Click here for your Free White Paper.   PeopleSoft users to get cozy with WebSphere [InternetNews] Following the announcement of a new joint support and development program between the software vendors, PeopleSoft says its users will enjoy more flexibility in future releases because of the free inclusion of IBM's WebSphere middleware. ATG offers WebSphere, Eclipse plug-ins [ADTmag] Art Technology Group is offering a set of plug-ins to for WebSphere Studio and Eclipse that help developers to create ATG products on those platforms, ideally speeding the e-commerce application development process. More headlines [From around the Web] E-mail, IM cause compliance challenges (TechNewsWorld) IM: An office helper or hindrance? (Library Journal) DOWNLOADS:  Chapter Download: Blocking spammers with DNS blacklists DNS blacklists are an integral part of any spam-fighting toolkit. That fact that many users on the Internet are updating them means that you get the benefit of blocking a spammer before the first piece of spam even hits you. This chapter from the book The Anti-Spam Tool Kit, by Paul Wolfe, Charlie Scott and Mike Erwin, explains what DNS blacklists are, how they work and how to implement them on a mail server. The chapter also discusses how to decide which DNS blacklist is the best to use for your organization's circumstances.   Need help with Notes/Domino administration? Too many layoffs? No one around? Need help with Notes/Domino administration? We provide it. Outsourced services for account management, e-mail troubleshooting, security audits, version upgrades, performance tuning, application maintenance, and more. We work on-site or remotely as the project requires. Rapid turnaround to resolve your problems. For more information, e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED], call Chuck Connell at 781-939-0505, or click here.   ANSWERS:  Expert Answer Center: Fast messaging answers Messaging questions abound. Ask Andrew Pollack about workplace e-mail and instant messaging policies and management. He's ready to talk about e-mail risks, rules, regulations, policies and procedures, so test him and check out how much this volunteer firefighter knows about messaging. Also check out his daily blog for thoughts, links and general entertainment. TOPICS:  Featured Topic: 10 Formula tips in 10 minutes Learn how to manipulate and customize your Notes/Domino environment with these 10 Formula scripts and tricks. Cell phone cuts off potentially fatal connection [Ananova] How many times has your cell phone proven to be a real lifesaver? Maybe it came in handy when your car broke down or when your spouse called during your commute home to remind you to stop and buy toilet paper. For one man in Australia, the cell phone was a lifesaver because it saved his life. A crossbow-wielding attacker with an ax to grind fired an arrow at the man's chest -- right into the shirt pocket where he had stuffed his cell phone. Good call storing the phone in front; it stopped the arrow cold. 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