In the RedBook “Upgrading to Lotus Notes and Domino 6”, Chapter 7.3.5 (Changes to the Notes Client) states:
Notes no longer uses the desktop file to rebuild the bookmarks, as was the case
with R5. The desktop file still exists, as desktop6.ndk, but it is used only to
configure the Notes workspace. When you upgrade from R5 to Notes 6 the
desktop5.nsf is renamed to desktop6.ndk. Bookmarks are kept in bookmark.nsf.
Bookmarks and the workspace have been completely separated.
I don’t think they have this one right. In ND6 I renamed bookmark.nsf and when I started Notes again, it rebuilt my bookmark.nsf file with a status message saying something like “Migrating workspace to Bookmarks…”. This is the same thing that happened in R5 if you were to delete a corrupt bookmark.nsf file to have it rebuilt from the workspace (desktop5.ndk). I can’t find anything in the ND6 Help databases to back up the statement in the Redbook. Am I missing something here?