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If you aren't already part of the Live webcast, then I urge everyone who is interested in developing SharePoint workflows within Visual Studio 2008, to join the live meeting being presented by Shelton. MSDN Webcast: Building SharePoint Server 2007 Document Workflows with Visual Studio 2008 (Level 300). Please review the information below. Event ...

A few of the latest buzz around the SharePoint blogosphere! Sahil Malik highly recommends Workflow in the 2007 Microsoft Office System in his post Book Review: Workflow in Office 2007: David Mann MVP Nick Swan announces ...

Quick Links: Tan Tielens Debug Tip for SharePoint Web Parts Learn how to use Microsoft Visual Studio .NET to debug an existing Web Part assembly...

Here's a very decent virtual lab for using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 to design a custom workflow that is triggered on file creation or change. Within the workflow designer, you will use out-of-the-box actions such as assigning a task or sending an e-mail message based on promoted values in your form data. In addition

Did you know that in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, you can define workflow tasks as bulk editable? You do that and provide a custom InfoPath form view to enable users to edit workflow tasks as a group? Well Andrew May tackles this exact topic in his latest post titled Bulk Editing Workflow Tasks In MOSS 2007. Here's an excerpt: Bulk editable tasks are workflow tasks that can be edited as a group. All the tasks must be of the same task type, and from the same workflow association. For example, a user might want to mark all tasks of a certain type as 'complete' for a given workflow association

Ted Pattison Group's has created a series of screencasts (i.e. how-to videos) for Microsoft's Channel 9 and for the MSDN Office Developers Center to assist developers getting up to speed with various development techniques related to Office 2007 and SharePoint Technologies. The philosophy behind these screencasts is to jump ...

If you recieve an error message that states: The Form Cannot Be Displayed Because Session State Is Not Available Reason For Error As the Sharepoint Team points out, you get this error message because you have not configured a Shared Service Provider (SSP). Quick Fix As many others have stated, just uncomment the following line: <add name="Session" type="System.Web.SessionState.SessionStateModule"/> In web.config file of the Site. You can find the tag under httpmodules. Best Practice Which is to configure the Shared Service Provider.