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• ODFDOM for Java: Simplifying programmatic control of documents and their data, Part 3

  This final article in a three-part series, introduces how to use ODFDOM for Java to create text, spreadsheet, and presentation graphics documents.

• ODFDOM for Java: Simplifying programmatic control of documents and their data, Part 2

  The second of a three-part series, this article introduces the layered architecture of the ODFDOM and the compositions and functions of each layer, including the relationship between the layers.

• ODFDOM for Java: Simplifying programmatic control of documents and their data, Part 1

  This article, the first in a three-part series, introduces the new ODFDOM for Java and the ODF Toolkit Union community.

• Automating Lotus Symphony deployments using Microsoft SCCM

  Build and deploy a custom Lotus Symphony package using Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager. Use custom plug-ins, add branding, update the home page.

• Integrating Lotus Notes with Lotus Symphony

  Learn to publish information from Lotus Notes into Lotus Symphony applications, such as Lotus Symphony documents and spreadsheets, using LotusScript, Lotus Symphony Toolkit.

• A quick start to using macros and controls in IBM Lotus Symphony

  Get a step-by-step guide to macro programming for Lotus Symphony in OpenOffice.org BASIC. It introduces the macro editor, shows how to add a control object, demonstrates how to associate a control event to a macro, and introduces how to access data in a spreadsheet.

• Read the IBM Lotus Symphony Toolkit Guide 8.0.1

  This guide is intended for Java developers who want to use IBM Lotus Symphony and need a more in-depth understanding of the developer's toolkit in order to create their own applications.

• Listen to the IBM Lotus Symphony – Developing Applications podcast

  Check out this developerWorks podcast to learn about developing plug-ins for Lotus Symphony.

• Peruse the IBM Lotus Symphony documentation

  Read FAQs, watch demos of common tasks, find step-by-step instructions in tutorials, and check out the reference cards if you are switching from Microsoft Office.