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Author: Paul Galvin
Web site: Paul Galvin’s SharePoint Space 
As I wrote last week, there is something of a headwind blowing against SharePoint Designer.  I won’t rehash that discussion.   All I’ll add is that I am wearing my 2000 New Jersey Devils Stanley Cup Champions hat as I write this article.
Despite this headwind, SharePoint Designer is the [...]

Guest Author: Paul Culmsee
Website: CleverWorkarounds.com
Hi again. Sorry about the delay in continuing with this “how to think SharePoint” series, but in Australia, the month of June is the end of the financial year. I assume it works the same way in the rest of the world too.
What happens here is that IT Managers suddenly realise [...]

Bob Mixon is teaching an online version of his famous, or infamous as the case may be, Planning, Architecture and Design Workshop. He is trying a new delivery system by teaching it live, online.
If you haven’t worked with Bob or taken one of his workshops, his depth of understanding of the subject is phenomenal. You [...]

Dessie Lunsford
Points-of-Sharing
If you haven’t read through the previous article in this series and wish to follow along in the walkthrough, I encourage you to read it first, especially since we’ll be working with the Excel spreadsheet we created last time.
In the previous article on “Customizing a Task List“, we created a “Date Completed” column using [...]

This week’s screencast, A Beginner’s Guide to Content Types, walks through the process of creating Content Types to help manage a Documentation Library. This is a continuing series of screencasts that started with Doug Cornelius ‘ case study and another screencast, Overview of Content Types.
This week’s screencast should give you a basic idea of [...]

The question of the day comes from Shannon:
Can someone explain to me just how Custom Send To Destination option in the Advance Library Settings works and perhaps give me an example?
Shannon – The Custom Send To Destination allows you to create a link to a specific location for moving documents.
As an example, you might [...]

The question of the day comes from Joe K:
On my computer in office documents I have the option when I save to save directly to SharePoint. It is a button on the left side. I cannot replicate this for other users, and have no idea how I got it to show up on my machine. [...]