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The Real Sharepoint Themes
Abstract from Kit Ong's News Pick Of The Day (Indexed 2005-11-30):
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Here's how Sharepoint Themes should be implemented, check out these impressive themes by Infotech Canada.
Having tried them on our WSS sites I was amazed at how these themes liven up the original dull looking Sharepoint sites. The subtle changes such as the tabbed effect menu bar and the thin web part borders makes a big difference to the look and feel of the Sharepoint site. In my opinion these themes are better than the ones that came with the official Microsoft Sharepoi...(truncated)...
Gantt chart web part for Sharepoint
Abstract from Kit Ong's News Pick Of The Day (Indexed 2006-02-03):
Want to incorporate Gantt charts into Sharepoint? Try Gantt chart web part by Teun Duynstee [Macaw]
This is a nice and easy way to include Gantt charts into your resource planning applications in Sharepoint without having to install full blown project management application such as Microsoft Project.
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[Image]Tips from working on the SharePoint Force
Abstract from Romeo Pruno (Indexed 2006-01-04):
By Share-Port,via Kit Kai's Tech Blog
1. How to check the SPS/WSS versions:
2. Interpreting the SPS/WSS versions:
3. Allowing access to the Online Gallery from behind a proxy server or firewall
4. Manually disconnecting an SPS server from the Config DB:
5.Where to find CLSID for word breakers and steamers:
6. Creating a new Config Database:
7. Latest post-SP1 roll-up packages for WSS/SPS
8. How to increase the Timeout settings for WSS/SPS
9. How ...(truncated)...
Know the difference between SPWeb.Users and SPWeb.SiteUsers
Abstract from Fear and Loathing (Indexed 2006-03-13):
Getting lists of users is easy, when you know how. There are some subtle differences that might trip you up when you’re looking to retrieve a list of users from a SharePoint Site or Portal Area. The SPWeb class has two properties, Users and SiteUsers. Here’s the documentation on each:
SPWeb.UsersGets the collection of user objects belonging to the Web site.SPWeb.SiteUsersGets the collection of all users belonging to the site collection.There’s just a *slight* differenc...(truncated)...
Compilazione automatica del Curriculum europeo
Abstract from Romeo Pruno (Indexed 2006-02-28):
E' una idea che mi banelata in mente in questi giorni, si tratta di un piccolo framework che da la possibilit di creare instanze di una web form per la compilazione e stampa del proprio curriculum vitae. Perchproprio europeo? perch l'unico standard che attualmente in circolazione e tra poco sar richiesto nelle selezioni ufficiali nella PA. Il funzionamento semplice, basta definire uno schema XML del modello e creare un applicazione web che automaticamente generi istanze su questo formato e c...(truncated)...
How to move sharepoint sites from testing environment to production environment?
Abstract from Jason Medero SharePointing into Collaboration (Indexed 2005-10-14):
This is a great article that I came across today that explains in depth step by step how to migrate your Dev sites into a new production environment. The only thing that he is missing is how to migrate lists from dev to production and this is actually easier. Just save the list as template, you can also save content in the list as well but there is a size limit (not exactly sure how much but I know its not much!) so be careful about adding items to the list before moving it into production....(truncated)...
WSS SP2 / Smart Part / Web Part Interoperability .... Do you smell something burning ??? (YEEEES)
Abstract from Stramit's SharePoint Blog (Indexed 2005-09-14):
I 'm not in a secret of everything and not under any NDA
But when i read some cool SharePoint Blog, i can't stop my brain thinking like :
- New SmartPart by Jan Tielen
- SmartPart @ PDC?
>>>Great and he said also to test a lot ASP.Net 2.0 ....
- Web Part Interoperability -- Good News and Bad News
>>> Oh oh, Seems thant WSS people will be more happy than SPS one...
>>> Seems also that something is coming for using Whidbey WebPart and our actual WSS
A good run down of InfoPath 2007 Features
Abstract from Tangible Thoughts (Indexed 2006-08-10):
This MSDN Mag article by Scott Roberts and Hagen Green
has a very comprehensive rundown, and mini tutorial of InfoPath 2007.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/06/08/I...(truncated)... discussed are InfoPath Forms Services, Hosting InfoPath in a managed/unmanaged application, Document Information Panels and much more.
Cross-posted from tariqayad.com
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[Image]Windows SharePoint Services To Be Open Source With 2007 Microsoft Office Release
Abstract from Fear and Loathing (Indexed 2006-04-01):
This kind of caught me by surprise, but then us MVPs are always the last to know. It seems with the release of SharePoint 2007 later this year, Microsquishy will be opening up the source code to Windows SharePoint Services. Here’s an excerpt from the press release:
REDMOND, Wash. — Apr. 1, 2006 — Microsoft Corp. today announced that the source code for its upcoming 2007 Microsoft Office system product, previously code-named Microsoft Office “12,” will be re...(truncated)...
SharePoint and "Required permissions cannot be acquired"
Abstract from SharePoint Blogs (Indexed 2006-02-11):
Yesterday I got a phone call where a fresh installation of Windows SharePoint Services (on a fresh Windows 2003 Server) couldn't create new sites. The error message that appeared was "Required permissions cannot be acquired".
The solution was to elevate the trust level in the web.config from WSSMinimum to Full, although WSSMedium might have sufficed.
I'm still not sure as to why this happens. At WSSMinimum one should still be able to create new WSS Sites, or am I wrong ?
Che...(truncated)...
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