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Great CEWP Sampling Resource (Content Editor Web Part)
Stumbled across this day and couldn’t resist bookmarking it for myself, as I’m sure I’ll be reusing some of these CEWP’s (Content Editor Web Parts). Kudos to the author for building a great resource: www.contenteditorwebpart.com (the site) CEWP and XML Examples in Action CEWP’s for Downloading
Read onConsiderations for storing files larger than 50MB in SharePoint
This question was raised in our little Canadian MVP circle today and I figured if I took the time to reply to the email, I could take the time to post the answer to the blog as well. So… the default maximum file size for uploading to SharePoint is 50MB. This is of course very …
Read onSharePoint is Amazing – Nobody is Happy
I’m a SharePoint fan (and presumably one of the reasons M$ expressed interest in awarding me the MVP, of which I’m very proud of the consideration). Maybe I’m even a bit of a homer about it (a homer, for all you non-hockey fans is someone that backs up your team and only sees the positive, …
Read onSharePoint List Migration Approaches
I frequently find myself helping small business ‘migrate’ data from one SharePoint site to another (usually because they rushed into their first site design and realized after the fact, that wanted to start again, but to take some data with them). So, okay, business is business, I’m always happy to help. The challenge is, which …
Read onVMWare ESX vs ESXi and purchasing Foundation – the way I see it
If you have played with VMWare ESXi for a while and tried to monitor the underlying hardware with any degree of success (SNMP), give it up. Although the future looks a little brighter with HP providing some functionality with ‘their’ version of ESXi, the reality for us, as a business, when recommending VMWare virtualization to …
Read onOffice 2007 SP2 Build 12.0.6416.1000 Leaked and Available for Download
Office 2007 SP2 Build 12.0.6416.1000 Leaked and Available for Download Not big news for SharePoint fans but there is one SharePoint benefit (nevermind the fact that Office 2007 will be more stable, which is good for everyone) in the upcoming Office 2007 SP2. Note, the build in question is not final release – I’m sharing …
Read onTen (10) New SharePoint Themes Available
Microsoft has released 10 new SharePoint Themes that you can integrate into your Sites. Several of them are very nice and the fella that runs ‘SharePoint Evolved’ has created a site that allows you to simply ‘sample’ each site template, without having to install them (use the ‘picker’ in the top right hand corner, to …
Read onI’m now an SharePoint MVP – How cool is that?
Well, what do ya know? Apparently, Microsoft loves, my love for SharePoint (and all those other related things I do – SharePoint, Windows Server, Exchange, SQL, IIS, ASP.NET – you know, all those things that SharePoint works with – I think I was ‘built’ to be a SharePoint Guy). I was awarded with …
Read onSean Wallbridge – Victoria, BC (Vancouver Island) SharePoint Server MVP
The staff at itgroove Professional Services are very pleased to announce that our President and Principal Consultant, Sean Wallbridge, has been awarded the designation “Most Valuable Professional” (MVP) for Microsoft SharePoint Server. Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) are exceptional technical community leaders from around the world who are awarded for voluntarily sharing …
Read onA fix for all document icons missing in a SharePoint Document Library
Well, here’s my problem. I had a document library (in fact all, in my SharePoint farm), that showed all documents in tact, but the various icons for Word, Excel, PDF, etc. were all missing. The issue started with PDF. I followed my own instructions even but made a typo (here’s where I document how to …
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