So far so amazing! The community and the new SharePoint Buzz Theme. If you haven't visited the SharePointBuzz.com recently and are one of the 160+ RSS Feed subscribers you might want to consider checking it out. There are very few bugs (not bees) that I slowly squashing. Let me know your thoughts via comments below! SharePoint Buzz continues to keep rising in number of visitors, RSS Feed subscribers, and loyalists.

• We have hit an all time high of 4,700 visitors with an average of 2.5 page views per visitor.
• An average 165 RSS Feed subscribers, we had hit a high of 209 RSS Feed subscribers on Friday Feb 16 2007 - with roughly 290 clicks in total
• An astonishing 27% by directly typing in SharePointBuzz.com and the other 67% of you are new to SharePointBuzz.com (add our RSS Feed to your RSS Feed Reader)

This week we have been able to produce some great posts. Here is a list of the latest top posts for the week of Feb 11 2007:

1. Cannot Uninstall Office 2007 Beta From XP Or Vista?

   I did a bit of digging around as the post by Guest Blogger Alpesh How To Manually Uninstall Office 2007 Beta has become one of our top posts. I thought I’d also provide an alternative provided by TechRecipes when you cannot uninstall Office 2007 Beta From XP or Vista.

2. How To: Configure Incoming Emails

   Definitely check out the Plan incoming email article (link after jump) so that you learn about incoming e-mail, key decisions for planning incoming e-mail, configurating options and settings modes, what to do before configuring incoming e-mail, planning the Microsoft SharePoint Directory Management service.

3. Great MOSS 2007 and Office Integration Example

   Jeff Cate has a great example of why Microsoft stands above the crowd of collobration software because of its tight integration with Office. He has written a fairly screenshot heavy walkthrough demonstrates the feature integration between the following applications on his computer and his Pocket PC Phone:
   1. Windows Mobile 5.0
   2. OneNote 2007 Mobile
   3. OneNote 2007 on my laptop
   4. MOSS 2007
   5. Outlook 2007

4. Recommended SharePoint 2007 Reading - February Edition

   1. Customizing MOSS Search – written by Ian Morrish, SharePoint Insider; provides a walkthrough of how to add
      1. Microsoft Live Search results to the SharePoint Search page
      2. Custom list/document property values to the search results summary.
   2. Mobile browsers and devices that are supported in WSS 3.0 and in MOSS 2007 – Microsoft KB article that answers one of the most common FAQs.
   3. Make your SharePoint debugging experience a little less painful – written by Andrew Connell, SharePoint MVP; provides 3 macros for Visual Studio 2005 to attached to the relevant SharePoint processes for debugging.

5. 5 Great SharePoint Blog Articles by Joel Oleson

   Here is a quick list of blog postings with introductory text by Joel Oleson. Why WSS 3.0 x64 and MOSS 2007 x64… What’s the deal? Well the MOSS 2007 x64 downloads are available via MSDN and MVLS. On MSDN, the ISO contains both x86 and x64. The WSS x64 is on download center. Just last week I think I was asked when to use x64 over x86 at least 3-4 times. First off, there is no difference as far as features go...

I had released my previous Wordpress theme as I was getting tired of it and felt my visitors were not getting the best experience. I have recently started customizing MistyLook wordpress theme by Sadish. I hope you continue to come back and help SharePoint Buzz continue to grow! What do you think of the new theme? Like it or hate it?