Archive forJanuary, 2009

Upload from SPTechCon

So Todd and I are here at www.SPTechCon.com speaking and the class wants this deck so I am uploading it. http://sharepoint911.com/Downloads/Hurry Up.pdf Hi class – Here is a sweet set of cow jokes you all can tell Todd to impress him. http://sharepoint911.com/Downloads/Jokes about MooCows.pdf Thanks Shane – SharePoint Consulting

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SharePint at SharePoint Tech Con

If you are going to be at http://www.sptechcon.com then you should plan on some SharePoint socializing in the grandest of traditions, by attending SharePint. This age old tradition was started by Andrew Connell and is now starting to occur everywhere there is are SharePoint people to be found. For details on this event check out […]

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SharePoint Administrator’s guide to not screwing up :)

On the SharePoint IT Pro documentation team blog there is a wonderful new paper out with some fancy name; we will call it the SharePoint Admin Guide. The paper was written by the team at SharePoint911 with guidance from Brenda C. at Microsoft. The idea of the paper is it quickly touches on all of […]

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Congrats to a new SharePoint MVP Randy Drisgill

  Randy Drisgill aka The MOSSMan was awarded his MVP on Jan 1. You can find his blog here http://blog.drisgill.com/. I know several other MVPs were awarded or renewed but Randy is special because he works for me at SharePoint911, so in lieu of a raise he gets pimped on my blog. Shane – SharePoint […]

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InfoPath Form displayed on anonymous site causes login prompt

Had this one pop up for a second time today so thought I would blog it this time. Client created a public website for baseball signups. It was a simply publishing portal with anonymous enabled. He then created an InfoPath form and set it up to generate an email with the info from the form. […]

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Prepare for the future: Windows 2008 and 64bit

New Year = New work for you. As I look into my crystal ball for 2009 I see Windows Server 2008 and 64 bit servers in your future. Why? If for no other reason than the next version of SharePoint will be 64bit only and I know you are looking forward to test driving it […]

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