Sharad Kumar
MCTS (SharePoint Services), MCP (ASP.NET).
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SharePoint 2007 – 12 Hive System-File Changes: One Feature to rule them all!
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eJugnoo
Making system-file changes in “12 hive” folder of SharePoint is always a hot topic. Microsoft doesn’t recommend that unless you know what you are doing, and also has support clause against it. Despite that, there are numerous KBs at their support site...
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SharePoint 2007 – How to enable left navigation, quick launch, for all web-part pages in a farm?
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eJugnoo
Collaboration features on SharePoint 2007 are undisputedly excellent, but there is occasional quirk which impede serious usability. One of them is absence of left navigation, or “quick launch”, on custom created web-part pages in any SharePoint site....
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SharePoint Designer 2007 Governance: Options for selective lockdown?
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eJugnoo
Stephen from SharePoint Designer Team had lately published a great article about options available to users for locking down SharePoint Designer 2007 (SPD). I review & re-visit that list to evaluate requirements missing, and what can be done by a...
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Subversion – Repository casing issues on Windows!
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eJugnoo
To my surprise, today when I checked out my Subversion repository – running VisualSVN on a Windows Home Server – it downloaded just as expected. Only when I made some changes, did I realize that something is wrong as I received following error! “Server...
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Unit Testing with SharePoint and ASP.NET - TypeMock Isolator
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eJugnoo
Unit testing with SharePoint is never easy, especially when you aren't live. So is the case with ASP.NET and Silverlight etc. TypeMock is releasing a new bundle and below are details. Once I get to play little more, I'll share details... Unit Testing...
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External BLOB Storage (EBS) for SharePoint 2007
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eJugnoo
SharePoint storing BLOBs in SQL Server carry its overhead (cost, doc size & storage limits…) and when your farm grows you may want to consider using External Blog Storage API that was exposed with WSS 3.0 SP1, in early 2008. Later a project on Codeplex...
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Windows 7 Beta 1 - Preview Top Features with Virtual PC
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eJugnoo
Well, I think this was super exciting new year gift that Microsoft gave to ahead-of-curve users and, most importantly, to its broader set of developers. No wonder, there was frenzy to download, now public, beta on announcement from Steve at CES 2009 and...
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Xbox commercials... you don't want to miss!
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eJugnoo
Quick assortment of some cool commercials on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1koDmMSfi0M&feature=related Robbers and Cops: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFvaByuxmCI&feature=related Hitler’s Loss: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16NkX9WbyAU...
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How to Customize SharePoint Forms - Part 2
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eJugnoo
In my previous post , I discussed various options available with developers/power-users to modify out-of-the-box SharePoint list forms, with a mix of client-side and server-side approaches. However, options available to end-users are limited very limited...
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Manage Hierarchical data in SharePoint lists - Building a Project Team site template
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eJugnoo
No matter how hard you try, or time you spend... there is always something new to learn on SharePoint. Not just as Developer, Architect, or as IT Pro, but more so as User! I have learnt along that users can best be classified in slabs whereby some adopt...
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