This question came into the queue and I thought it was pretty interesting.
The more we explore Single Sign On in SharePoint the more ambiguous it becomes – not sure what service it actually provides. We want our users to login and to have a list of links to other applications… they click, new window opens, [...]
I guess the title says it all, right? I received an email from Raj in Shanghai last night. For some reason, EndUserSharePoint.com can no longer be accessed in China. That’s odd… the only thing I have about China on the site is from when I was teaching there in January.
Hmmm… interesting. I wonder what’s going [...]
This plea for help came in earlier this morning. I hear this about once a week, so I thought I’d see how other people are selling up the food chain when it comes to telling management “We can’t do it alone!”
Please point me to the best, most persuasive article or case statement for bringing in [...]
Overview
Last time, we modified the default “Contacts List” in order to see what other functionality we could introduce that could extend its default capabilities.
This is a continuation of the previous article “” in which we created a contacts list called “Employee Contacts” – this post will be using the same list again.
We began by addressing [...]
One of the things covered in last week’s online workshop was the ability to dynamically filter lists and libraries using the column headers of the library. We then saved the URL string to use in emails or in lists to recreate the filtering.
Paul Galvin came up with a nice assist: “Why don’t you save it [...]
Yesterday’s online Fundamentals of Lists and Libraries workshop went smoothly except for a couple of audio glitches with the GoToWebinar software.
We worked in a hands-on environment, allowing everyone to participate by contributing to various lists and libraries, dynamic filtering through the browser using multiple column headers, and creating personal views against the data. We concluded each section with [...]
Author: Chris Quick
WSS Development
Moderator: Stump the Panel
Most End Users of SharePoint do not have the time to keep up with the latest buzz in the SharePoint world. This is because most of their time is spent getting their daily tasks done. Only the true SharePoint "junkie" will spend time outside of the [...]
Author: Paul Galvin, Microsoft MVP – SharePoint
Web site: Paul Galvin’s SharePoint Space
Many business workflow scenarios call for us to send an email at different parts of the process.
Like many things with SharePoint Designer workflow, this is relatively easy to accomplish, but is sometimes harder than it would seem. In [...]
I am in the process of sending out the pre-workshop logins and material for The Fundamentals of SharePoint Libraries and Lists, scheduled online for this Thursday at 1:00pm EST.
If you’ve been waiting until the last minute to register, you’ve done a good job… now get to it. Time is running out.
I just received an email from Guy Kawasaki announcing that EndUserSharePoint.com has been included in the SharePoint.AllTops.com page. My first thought was “Yeah, so what?”, but when I went and looked at the page, I was impressed.
Yes, I know it’s a marketing scheme to help him generate more links, but when you look at the [...]
