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Please welcome Paula Land to the land-o-blogs! Paula is MSDN's Information Architect, and is going to be posing you some interesting questions, including what you think of the sneak preview of the new MSDN Library Table of Contents. You'll have to go Read More...
In articles on MSDN that talk about creating basic web parts , they talk about deployment by importing a .DWT. However, there is also an article on “ Using Wppackager to Package and Deploy Web Parts for Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Read More...
Just ran across this good “How To” article on the FrontPoint blog! If you'd like to check out all of their How To articles, you can do so here . Read More...
The first place that I go when I have a WSS problem or question is the WSS FAQ , which has a ton of great information. This site is a joint effort of Mike Walsh, Jim Duncan and Larry Strange, and represents the majority of the most frequently asked questions Read More...
There's a new web-based training module for Managing Portals online! This Web-based training course tells you how to set up, customize, and manage a SharePoint Portal site using SharePoint Portal Server and Windows SharePoint Services. (It requires IE Read More...
Jan Tielens and Fons Sonnemans , names you're very familiar with if you're a SharePoint Wonk like me, created a very cool SmartPart WebPart : The SmartPart is a generic webpart that can contain an ASP.NET user control. Nothing new you would say, but the Read More...
I look away for just a moment, and when I look back, I see all these SharePoint posts on Amanda's blog! I've given you the category called “Microsoft Stuff” but as I've mentioned before, you really should be reading every post she makes -- Read More...
I just noticed that we have another new Developer Center, just in time for Tech Ed! (Those of you who subscribe to the MSDN Just Published RSS Feed probably noticed some of the content for this new Dev Center go up last week.) Yesterday we launched the Read More...
Jared Evans contacted me via my blog to ask whether there were any white papers about using SharePoint in Universities. I hadn't seen any, but wonderful Adam in SharePoint marketing was kind enough to point me to a whole slew of case studies featuring Read More...
Well, the headline says that there are 15, but when I look, I see 16 ;-) In any case, these look like great labs in the Office Developer Center ! Read More...
KC just pointed out to me that the InfoPath team has a blog . I was embarrassed to find that they've been blogging for a week ( 12 posts already ) and I didn't notice! They are interested in getting feedback on topics you'd like to see them cover in this Read More...
I just noticed that MikeFitz has posted a bunch of slide decks from the EMEA SharePoint Products and Technologies Developer Tour on GotDotNet.com. The Tour is taking place throughout Europe during the month of March 2004. That got me wondering if the Read More...
I got to spend Friday afternoon talking with Tommy and Korby and then collaborating with Korby on a brief demo that we're going to do together for a leadership team. They've all heard about wikis and want to know more about them and their possibilities. Read More...
I saw on Duncan's blog that the C# Team was posting answers to Frequently Asked Questions on their new blog, so I had to go check it out. Wow. They made the first post last Saturday, asking for questions and since then, they've been cranking out answers Read More...
Exciting news here about the InfoPath 2003 SP-1 preview that you can download here . This Preview includes bug fixes and performance improvements to InfoPath 2003, in addition to a number of feature enhancements directly resulting from customer and partner Read More...
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