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SQL Permissions and such for SharePoint

Hey there, A colleague asked a good question today about SQL and SharePoint, so I thought I’d share the answer.   The question was… Why are there so many accounts under SQL Logins related to SharePoint and are these correct? (to paraphrase)     The answer is… SharePoint manages these permissions, so long as we …

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SharePoint 2010 and the Quick Launch

Ok, first off, there are a tonne of posts out there about the Quick Launch and nothing on here is original. I’m simply trying to combine all of the various details and questions I get into one resource. So here goes… Hiding the Quick Launch on SharePoint 2010 Pages Adding/Returning the Quick Launch to SharePoint …

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If you happen to be in the Yukon

  If you happen to be in the Yukon on January 19th, 2011… I’ve been invited to speak at the Yitis (Yukon Information Technology and Industry Society) for their Boost! New Ideas in Business and Technology conference.   Learn More Here: http://boost.yitis.ca/  

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Happy Holidays to all – And all the best in 2011

  It has been quite the year. Mine was full of adventure and a quest towards balance. I look forward to continuing to build on 2010 +1. What are your plans?   Just a quick note to wish you and yours all the very best during the holiday season and wishing you an adventure in …

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Pimp My Ride

Introducing the latest addition to the itgroove SharePoint Machine. I call her Black Beauty. 🙂  

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Hideous SharePoint Theme Guide

Thanks to Louis for putting this together. Yes we know this is hideous to look at, but Louis made a custom Theme picture that we thought makes it easier for determining where PowerPoint Office Theme Colours used to customize a SharePoint 2010 theme go. There were several other sources on the web that offer their …

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How to Configure ReDj to redirect bogus page requests in Joomla

One of the elements we plug into every Joomla site we build is an extension called ReDJ. The reason is, we want to ensure a visitor is never turned away. So, by ensuring that if they choose an old (dead) link, or simply mis-type a URL, we would much rather have them end up on …

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