Microsoft has just posted the first Office Visual How To Videos for SharePoint 2007 on MSDN. These new articles describe everything in full detail, explaining ste-by-step on how to achieve the desired result. All the code is available for your copying and pasting needs, plus new is the visual how to videos, as [...]
There’s quite a few buzz worthy posts out in the blogosphere
Extending the SharePoint Page Behaviour using the Content Editor Web Part - override the Microsoft JavaScript function that SharePoint uses to open files within a document library for PowerPoint files
Beware of Cascading Deletes in WSS/MOSS - a lengthy post on how security permissions and inheritance [...]
Just browsing around at all the wonderful blogs that have started up and I have to say, its refreshing. SharePoint 2007 has definitely become one of the most welcomed versions of SharePoint. This might have been caused by the blogosphere, global community or just the great features that SharePoint 2007 offers; who knows [...]
Here are some quick links for you today:
Microsoft Announces New Package to Extend Microsoft Dynamics ERP Solutions to Microsoft Office Users
Providing you with 12 new applications and a license for Office SharePoint Server 2007. For more information read the press release
itaysk discusses some utilities that we can use to ease BDC horror. In particular the [...]
Here are a few tips and tricks to remember when dealing with Business Data Catalogs (BDC):
When you try to import invalid metadata, the Business Data Catalog displays an error message explaining the problem, and provides the line number where the error occurred. It is helpful to open the XML in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, use [...]
Want to know how to add an application definition to the business data catalog? Well this programming task shows how an administrator can add an application definition to the Business Data Catalog (BDC) after the developer writes and tests the metadata. Adding the application definition is also referred to as importing a metadata package. [...]
Lawrence over at the MS SharePoint Team Blog has his monthly post on recommending reading for January.
MOSS Search Word Stemming: Part 1 and Part 2 – written by Mike Taghizadeh, SharePoint Ranger; clarifies one of the most esoteric topics about SharePoint Search. If you’re interested in SharePoint Search, then subscribe to Mike’s blog because most [...]
