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Adventure Girl
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So, today, my customer (who we'll call Tom) was struggling (he thinks it was a heroic struggle) with extending a virtual server for WSS. He created a user with a really long username to use as an application pool identity. When he tried to extend the virtual server, h..
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Maybe everybody else has already heard this. I read about it in The Register and followed the link to the Microsoft Press Release. Here's what Steven Sinofsy said about it:
Today we demonstrated support in Office “12” that will enable customers to save their work as a PDF file by si..
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Such good news! Here's some information that Iyaz put together that I'd like to repeat for you...
The WSS SP 2 release has substantial supportability improvements including,
Support for running on 64-bit machines in 32-bit emulation mode
Support for Reverse Proxy and Alternate URL suppo..
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I'm currently in the process of helping a global company design their portal architecture. I must confess, however, that infrastructure / system admin stuff is not my forte, so I was a bit nervous about talking to those people about their existing environment. Happily I found this post&n..
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MSDN told us how to Customize the Shortcut Menu for List Items Jim Duncan showed us how to move navigation elements (like Documents and Lists and Site Settings) to the Modify Shared Page menu Ryan Rogers figured out how to delete context menu items Mark Bower modified the origin..
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"The purpose of the SharePoint Utility Suite is to provide a packaged collection of Tools and Utilities showcasing the rich Object Model that is delivered with the SharePoint Product and Technologies SDK (which includes Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 and SharePoint Portal Server 2003). This package..
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Well mine was, and it was getting embarrassing trying to explain to the customer why it was running so slowly on my VPC when I really didn't know the answer!
But then I found this post on the very subject by good old Daniel, and now everything is copacetic. Yay!
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Very exciting InfoPath news!
Nearly every customer I've been to has liked the *idea* of InfoPath but has been disappointed with the implementation. They are all concerned about the fact that anyone who uses InfoPath, either as a designer or a user, has to have the product installed on t..
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Just finished my first-ever TechEd presentation. I didn't fall off the stage and talked generally about the advertised topic, so I guess it went okay!
Hopefully the attendees got the information they needed. Even more hopefully their appetites have been whet for all the upcoming O..
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So, it has begun. One of the best parts of TechEd (even beyond the keynote, the breakout sessions, the hands-on-labs, the chalk-and-talks, and the free bottled watered) is meeting people you may know by reputation or blog links, but not in real life.
Last night I was invited, along with my col..
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Oct. 6, 2005 6:34 AM EST
