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SharePoint Site Roundup #SPC09
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Bil Simser
For those of you who watched the intro video at SharePoint Conference 2009 on Monday (you can view the video again here ) I’ve put together a roundup of all the sites in the video (in the order they appear). These are all sites built on Microsoft SharePoint...
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SharePoint 2010 What’s New – Ratings #SPC09
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SharePoint 2010 offers a new feature around rating content. Note that this feature is only available in SharePoint Server 2010 and not available in Windows SharePoint Services 4.0 SharePoint Foundation 2010 (yeah, I can’t keep up with the name changes...
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SharePoint 2010 What’s New – Lookup Columns #SPC09
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An enhancement that’s been long waiting for SharePoint is around lookup columns. In 2007 you can create a lookup column which essentially “looks up” values from another list. Here’s creating a lookup column in 2007: Basic stuff. You select the list you...
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The Kimono Is Open, The Veil Is Lifted, The Gags Are Removed... #SPC09
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Bil Simser
This is a 50,000 foot view of what’s to come in SharePoint 2010, now public knowledge as a result of the keynote speech at the SharePoint Conference 2009 in Las Vegas....
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ShareTalk – Soup to Nuts
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Bil Simser
My co-worker and BizTalk MVP Kent Weare has been blogging up a storm with his BizTalk and SharePoint integration series of posts on his BizTalk blog . In it, he walks through the entire process of getting BizTalk 2009 talking to Windows SharePoint Services...
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Changing the Home tab in Mutipage Meeting Workspaces with jQuery
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Bil Simser
Another simple trick today. Very often people ask about how to change the tab name on sites created with the Multipage Workspace Template. A simple enough request but not something you can do out of the box. Or can you? Okay, let’s take a step back. Let...
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Calculated Time Left columns in SharePoint with jQuery
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Bil Simser
A current project I’m working on in SharePoint is an online auction. I’ll post more info about this and maybe some code and web parts later but for now I wanted to share a simple enhancement we did with a little jQuery to display the time left for each...
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