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11/6/2008
I have moved this blog over to MSDN:
10/29/2008
Yesterday at the PDC2008 conference, we announced Office 14 for the Web. There is a great Channel 9 video with a demo:
There are also some good screen shots on Joel Oleson's blog:
Office 14 will support rich desktop client, Web browser, and mobile versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote. The browser versions will be cross platform and cross browser. These versions will also support simultaneous editors of a single document across the three client choices.
The Web browser versions will be available through OfficeLive in an ad supported model, as an online subscription or via SharePoint 14. 10/1/2008
It's good to see some SharePoint Designer books starting to appear. Even though I use Visual Studio .NET alot, I still use SharePoint Designer for master page development, the Data View Web Part, and simple workflows.
I picked up this book and it is especially good at covering the Data View Web Part:
by Penelope Coventry 8/6/2008I've been on vacation and attending conferences in July, thus no postings recently.
We now have Live ID integration on sharepoint.microsoft.com. However, my user profile name is now 1ed6eda2ee11919507f3ad941a791d33, as seen in the posted by on this blog.
You can just call me 1ed6 for short until this gets changed. 6/24/2008I just found out that a Content Rating solution for MOSS 2007 was released to CodePlex earlier this month: Content Rating for MOSS 2007 This is very cool. Now you can build sites that allow users to rate and comment on SharePoint content. For example, create an FAQ site using the Wiki template and allow users to rate the FAQs. It's also used the in the Podcasting Kit for SharePoint so users can rate uploaded Podcasts. The solution includes a database schema, web parts, and fields. 6/17/2008I gave an overview presentation last week on SharePoint for Internet and extranet sites. During the Q/A, I got some questions about licensing of WSS and MOSS for these scenarios. There are a number of different parameters that affect licensing and here is a good FAQ on the topic: MOSS 2007 FAQs: Licensing http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointserver/HA101655351033.aspx#2
I am very happy to announce that the kind folks at Netropole have created and host a site for the Portland SharePoint User Group: http://www.portlandsharepoint.com.
You can use this site to stay up to date on upcoming meetings on the Events calendar (RSS feed). You can also subscribe/unsubscribe from the newsletter on the Home page. We use this list to send out meeting announcements via email.
Any suggestions, please leave a comment! For June we have a great presentation from James Curry, an instructor with Mindsharp. We also have a fantastic give-away this month. Mindsharp has generously donated a $3,000 voucher for admission to their upcoming training event in Portland! The training event is from July 28 – August 1 and includes the following sessions: - 5-day WSS 3.0 Developer (syllabus)
- 5-day 2007 SharePoint Designer (syllabus)
- 3-day 2007 SharePoint Power User (syllabus)
Mindsharp is also offering a 15% discount to this upcoming training event. | What: | June PSUG Meeting | | When: | Wednesday, June 25, 2008 11:30am - 1:00pm | | Where: | Microsoft Portland Office 10260 SW Greenburg Rd. Lincoln Tower, Suite 600 Portland, OR 97223 | | Topic: | James Curry from Mindsharp will discuss Field Types and Field Controls. Fields are the underlying data types for SharePoint list columns and site columns. SharePoint provides a number of fields, such as Number, Counter, Multi-Choice, Boolean, and URL. Custom fields can be created to allow custom validation of data and presentation beyond what is possible with the native SharePoint fields. Field controls are Server Controls or User Controls that can be used to provide custom presentation of data stored in a given field type. Server controls allow information stored in SharePoint lists to be presented in a very rich manner. As an example, a single line of text that contains an address could be presented using a field control as push pin on a map. Field Controls provide a far superior method of custom presentation than using the options natively available in a Field Type. | | Presenter: | James Curry is a respected computer scientist and consultant with over 15 years of programming experience. In his role as a Mindsharp instructor, James uses his knowledge of Microsoft products to provide students with a dynamic, hands-on classroom experience. James is a contributing author of a SharePoint products and technologies book. He has been invited to speak at user groups on subjects such as Customizing SharePoint 2007. As a computer scientist with InfoPro Corporation in Huntsville, Alabama, James developed information management solutions for organizations of all sizes. Prior to joining Mindsharp, James focused on developing Web applications for a large governmental organization. James currently resides in Huntsville, Alabama. | 6/6/2008
Very late notice, but I am presenting at a great day long event on SharePoint & Web 2.0 technologies next Wednesday (6/11/2008). There will be a day full of great developer topics presented by our internal experts. Not to be missed.
You can attend in person in Redmond, WA or via Live Meeting. We have already expanded capacity once, so this event is likely to fill up:
Register NOW to attend In-person!
Register HERE to attend via Live Meeting!
Agenda
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8:00 am – 8:30 am |
Breakfast |
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8:30 am – 9:00 am |
Introduction to day & Keynote |
Mithun Dhar & Ben Hickman |
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9:00 am – 10:00 am |
Whirlwind SharePoint on Visual Studio - VSeWSS |
Paul Andrew |
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10:00 am – 10:15 am |
Break |
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10:15 am – 11:15 am |
Silverlight on SharePoint |
Steve Fox |
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11:15 am – 12:15 pm |
Web Parts on SharePoint |
John Durant |
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12:15 pm – 1:00 pm |
Lunch |
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1:00 pm – 2:00 pm |
Web Services on SharePoint |
Paul Stubbs |
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2:00 pm – 3:00 pm |
Workflow on SharePoint |
Eilene Hao |
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3:00 pm – 3:15 pm |
Break |
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3:15 pm – 4:15 pm |
Event Handlers on SharePoint |
Chris Johnson |
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4:15 pm – 5:00 pm |
Page Branding on SharePoint |
Jeff Lin & Westley Hall |
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5:00 pm – 6:30 pm |
Networking |
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