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Here’s how it started… Lisa (my wife) [shouting from office into the kitchen]: Tim, what’s this Amazon charge for $193? Me [thinking what I may have purchased and not remembered]: Um, don’t know…let me look. I then logged into my Amazon account to see what order I may have forgotten...
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Presenting at Sydney (Australia) SharePoint User Group, Tuesday 16th February, 2010, from 5:30pm onwards.
Come along to discover the capabilities of how to work with data sources and discover some tips and tricks on how to make your SharePoint sites come alive and for some REST'ful insights!
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Cercasi sviluppatori - programmatori esperti Sharepoint (MOSS 2007, Windows Sharepoint
Services 3 (WSS), Sharepoint Portal Server SPS 2003) per progetti e clienti su Roma.
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16th and 17th June, 2010, The Hilton, Sydney, Australia
Don't miss the Australian SharePoint Conference for 2010, proudly sponsored by Microsoft and leading partners, and organized by members of the Australian and New Zealand SharePoint community. For details and registration, visit the following..
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Whilst I was one of the most vocal advocates for the ability to run SharePoint Server on the client OS, it wasn’t really something I ever thought I’d want to run myself. I understood why it was of critical importance to enable this scenario, but I’m a farm guy, topologies are my bag. When the ..
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Body: A little late posting this, but better late than never. In December, an issue surfaced that prevented Office 2003 documents from being opened, if they were protected by Rights Management Server (RMS). The issue was due to a time-bomb… oops. Users would get a prompt that stated: "Un..
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Body: Earlier this year (yes, I’m behind in blogging) a special magazine was released by the Dutch Information Workers User Group: SharePoint eMagazine. Fantastic content around SharePoint 2010, so be sure to download a copy. I created a special comic for the magazine. The comic included i..
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“Microsoft Office 2010 is pleased to announce the release of the Release Candidate build for Microsoft Office 2010 client (build 4734.1000) and server products (build 4730.1010), now available at http://connect.microsoft.com/office.” Le petit blog de Pierre / Pierre's little blog CLUB MOSS..
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The BLOG of Todd Klindt's SharePoint Admin Blog on SharePoint 2010… Get the GUID out of SharePoint databases - Todd Klindt's SharePoint Admin Blog CLUB MOSS et WSS FRANCE
http://www.clubsps.org
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I’ve been running around trying to find my place in the community not quite situated yet. This past Monday I attended a community social event where all the community leaders in the area got together and discussed upcoming plans for the year. It was a lot of fun and surprisingly interesting. ..
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This week and the following weeks I will be working through a ton of recursive functions to move a rather hefty page library into a Site Collection and subwebs. I figure while I am having some “fun” you guys will profit will a few of my scripts. For any of you out there who are interested in..
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Well, the event that I never thought would ever happen in Perth happened, and not only did it happen, it had more interest than expected and some people unfortunately missed out. Jeremy, as a result, had to take many upset phone calls. It seems that for Perth, once a few people got wind of SharePoin..
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For my final session of the day at SharePoint Saturday New York, I selected Mark Miller's session on "Enhancing the SharePoint Interface with jQuery Solutions." Mark is the man behind EndUserSharePoint, and as the name of his site implies, he's a tireless champion for SharePo..
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Abstract:
If you have InfoPath 2010 installed, clicking the Customize Form button on the ribbon for a list page opens the list form in InfoPath. You can then customize the form by adding layout tables to help organize fields, rules such as data validation, and more.
In the video InfoPath 2010 - Cu..
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I bet that got your attention....
Our Reston, Virginia headquarters-based employees are bunkering down this afternoon for what promises to be the "snowstorm of the century". Close to 30 inches of snow and 30 mph winds are expected to hit our fair city later this afternoon. So, w..
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Top News StoriesSharePoint 2010 - 5 Hot Features to Look Forward To (CMS Wire)With the release of SharePoint 2010 (news, site) getting closer, people are getting either a) excited, b) nervous or c) all of the above. Whatever your mindset, here are 5 changes coming with SharePoint 2010 which you shou..
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http://blogs.msdn.com/jjameson/archive/2010/01/30/web-standards-design-with-moss-2007-part-1.aspx
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http://blog.drisgill.com/2010/02/microsofts-sharepoint-2010-starter.html
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So far in my series on SharePoint 2010 ribbon development, we looked at creating new tabs, groups and controls and adding ribbon items into existing tabs/groups. Once you understand how to get your customizations into the right place in the ribbon, you may find you want to go beyond simply adding bu..
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Hello, my name is Michael Womack, and I am a business owner, project manager, graphic artist, business analyst, trainer, lifelong learner, husband, father and, most recently, a "Bamboo newbie." I'm just getting introduced to Bamboo PM Central while working on a project to evaluat..
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A developer asked me this question and while a simple answer, I thought it would be a good quick tip to share for those who may be in similar situations.
The scenario is the classic master-details scenario where perhaps you have a grid of data and when a user selects the row, the details are enabled..
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Saturday afternoon's "Ask the Experts" session at SharePoint Saturday New York was an informal affair, as is generally the nature of such open dialogues between an audience and a group of SharePoint experts. Representing the experts at the front of the room were Bob Fox, Mic..
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This is a known issue. The metadata is actually stored within the document and gets read into SharePoint when being saved. Unfortunately, since the document is password protected, SharePoint cannot read the metadata values and therefore you lose them. More precise, if you open the document f..
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Feb. 8, 2010 1:00 PM EST
