SharePoint ShopTalk is a live, dynamic discussion held weekly amongst SharePoint Professionals. It is an excellent source for users who need to discuss challenges or are looking for answers to pressing contemporary SharePoint questions. All are welcome to take advantage of this forum that features leading experts in the field.
This installment features SharePoint MVP Wes Preston as he provides a brief overview of Office 365 and SharePoint Online.
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Presentation slides are available on slideshare.net: Office 365/SharePoint Online
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Showing posts with label Solutions. Show all posts
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SharePoint ShopTalk Highlights 5.12.11 - What happens when you enable Publishing Site features on a SP 2007 Team Site server?
SharePoint Shoptalk is a discussion held weekly amongst SharePoint Professionals. It is an excellent source for SharePoint users who need to discuss challenges or are looking for answers. All are welcome to take advantage of this forum that features leading experts in the field.
In this installment Panelist members Natalya Voskresenskaya, Laura Rogers, Chris Poteet, John White and Wes Preston discuss a question submitted on the SharePoint ShopTalk LinkedIn Community:
What happens when you enable Publishing Site features on a SP 2007 Team Site server?
In this installment Panelist members Natalya Voskresenskaya, Laura Rogers, Chris Poteet, John White and Wes Preston discuss a question submitted on the SharePoint ShopTalk LinkedIn Community:
What happens when you enable Publishing Site features on a SP 2007 Team Site server?
If we enable the Office SharePoint Server Publishing features, will the page publishing toolbar appear at the top of every existing page that one has rights to edit? Will other undesirable event occur on existing team sites on the server?
We want to use Content Query Web Part on a project management site among our team sites. The Office SharePoint Server Publishing site features appear to be necessary to have CQWP. Join us on LinkedIn or follow us on Twitter to receive updates for the next ShopTalk.
We want to use Content Query Web Part on a project management site among our team sites. The Office SharePoint Server Publishing site features appear to be necessary to have CQWP. Join us on LinkedIn or follow us on Twitter to receive updates for the next ShopTalk.
Monday, April 18, 2011
SharePoint ShopTalk Highlights 4.14.11 - OOB API to Send/Store the document in SharePoint from an automated process
SharePoint Shoptalk is a discussion held weekly amongst SharePoint Professionals. It is an excellent source for SharePoint users who need to discuss challenges or are looking for answers. All are welcome to take advantage of this forum that features leading experts in the field.
In this installment Panelist members Ed Musters, Nilesh Mehta, and Paul Olenick discuss whether Client Object Model or SharePoint Web Services would be the best option when answering: "Any out of box API to send/store the document in SharePoint from an automated process?" a question from the MSDN Forums.
In this installment Panelist members Ed Musters, Nilesh Mehta, and Paul Olenick discuss whether Client Object Model or SharePoint Web Services would be the best option when answering: "Any out of box API to send/store the document in SharePoint from an automated process?" a question from the MSDN Forums.
SharePoint ShopTalk Highlights 4.14.11 - SharePoint 2010 Solutions with Visual Studio 2010 Best Practices
SharePoint Shoptalk is a discussion held weekly amongst SharePoint Professionals. It is an excellent source for SharePoint users who need to discuss challenges or are looking for answers. All are welcome to take advantage of this forum that features leading experts in the field.
In this installment new Panelist members Ed Musters and Ivan Sanders answered the question: "In your experience what are the best practices to keep in mind when creating SharePoint 2010 solutions with Visual Studio 2010". Join us on LinkedIn or follow us on Twitter to receive updates for the next ShopTalk.
In this installment new Panelist members Ed Musters and Ivan Sanders answered the question: "In your experience what are the best practices to keep in mind when creating SharePoint 2010 solutions with Visual Studio 2010". Join us on LinkedIn or follow us on Twitter to receive updates for the next ShopTalk.
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