Task List Export – Access, Project and Visio
How to export a SharePoint 2010 task list to Access, Project and Visio
Archive for category: Tips and Tricks
WESPCSK:Web Applications vs Site Collections vs Sites
Another thing that Every SharePoint Consultant Should Know (WESPCSK) is some of the specific settings and the scopes that they are applied to. Now this will help in requirements gathering, architecting and general discussions. So below is my list of settings and the general scope that they are applied to which can be of interest. Web Application Specific Settings and [...]
Random SharePoint Articles
Here are some articles that caught my eye in January, there was a whole lot more but I always seem to forget about them after I read them! CodePlex Project for Word Automation: Really cool SharePoint designer workflow action that allows you to convert documents into a number of different file formats. SharePoint 2010 Records Management: How to set up [...]
Placing the ECB Menu on any item field in SharePoint 2010
How to place the context menu off the Title field through SharePoint Designer 2010
My Top SharePoint articles for the week (Jan 1 – 8 2010)
Best blog posts covering MOSS, SharePoint 2010 and other software related things for this week.
Quick way to enable god mode in Windows 7
How to enable a God Mode folder that lets you administer all Windows 7 functions.
VanSpug Presentation: Managing Documents in SharePoint 2010
I did a presentation for the Vancouver SharePoint Users Group last night about some of the new document management features in SharePoint 2010. It details some of the new features as it applies to document management so have a look. Managing documents in SharePoint 2010 from Vanspug on Vimeo.
The Taxonomy feature (Feature ID “73EF14B1-13A9-416b-A9B5-ECECA2B0604C”) has not been activated
The Taxonomy feature (Feature ID "73EF14B1-13A9-416b-A9B5-ECECA2B0604C") has not been activated error and how to resolve it.
SharePoint 2010 Beta Trail License Key
SharePoint 2010 Beta Trail License Key
I’m now a Microsoft Certified Trainer
So I got my Microsoft Certified Trainer’s certificate now which means that I can officially teach Microsoft courses to the masses which is great. We are hoping to start rolling out some SharePoint courses early in the new year which will be great but until then we are busy working on developing some workshops for the upcoming SharePoint 2010 course.
