The template has also undergone the so-called blue-wash:
Before:
After:
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Comment posted by Alan Lepofsky09/29/2006 02:50:48 PM
Homepage: http://www.alanlepofsky.net
Looks great doesn't it! 
Congratulations to Steve who's done a fantastic job with this. 
Comment posted by Ursus09/30/2006 06:09:05 AM
funny that. I did a clean install (actually formated my whole PC and did a 7.0.2 install) and the ibmblog.nsf is nowhere to be seen (it is called ibmblog.nsf isn't it?).
When I create a new DB and select the advanced templates I still do not get the blog template - you have any idea where I could find it?
Comment posted by ursu09/30/2006 06:16:22 AM
PS: in the documentation there is talk of an "innovation pack" - I have installed everything that there is to install from the designer package! Maybe it's only included in the normal Client install?
Comment posted by Bruce09/30/2006 07:57:08 AM
Ursus,
The blog template is on the Domino server 
Comment posted by ursus10/01/2006 05:37:51 AM
thanks Bruce - found it ;o)
I aqsumed from your screen shots that it was part of the client (as your server is set to local) but found it last night after I installed the server.
Comment posted by Bruce10/01/2006 11:18:17 AM
@Ursus,
Note that the template server is blanked out .
Comment posted by Richard Schwartz10/01/2006 03:32:14 PM
Homepage: http://www.rhs.com/poweroftheschwartz
I find the fact that some templates are installed only on the server to be quite annoying. If I install the All Clients package and select both the admin and designer as well as the regular client, I would expect to have everything I need available on local.
But maybe that's just me.
Comment posted by Kevin Pettitt10/01/2006 09:41:08 PM
Homepage: http://www.lotusguru.com
@Richard - It's not just you
Comment posted by ursus10/02/2006 12:01:44 AM
duh! I looked at the New DB Server name 
Comment posted by Christian Brandlehner10/02/2006 01:11:39 AM
Homepage: http://chris.brandlehner.at
@Richard+@kevin: Did you submit that request to IBM by opening a PMR? This is the only official way IBM will hear you.
Comment posted by Kevin Pettitt10/02/2006 10:05:19 AM
Homepage: http://www.lotusguru.com
@Christian - I haven't submitted anything, but it's not a huge deal anyway. You can use policies to push down local replicas, and I would rather do that for a select "designer group" and have more control. There are also a LOT of templates that have no purpose on the client, such as the Administration Process and Monitoring dbs, which only get created once when a server is set up, and in any case only do anything useful on a server.
Comment posted by Richard Schwartz10/02/2006 04:32:00 PM
Homepage: http://www.rhs.com/poweroftheschwartz
@Christian: I also haven't entered a PMR. I use the wish list process in the BP Forum database, and I talk directly to developers.
Comment posted by Bastian Wieczorek10/03/2006 03:22:51 AM
Homepage: http://www.lntoolbox.com
I also just updated my client to R702 and searched the Blog Template... But couldnīt found it... I will now update my testserver to get this template
