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Well, this sounds cool: Microsoft just announced Search Server Express 2008, based on MOSS Search. The Release Candidate (RC) is free! And only 221 MB (32-bit)/235 MB (64-bit). Although I am sure the production recommendation is to run the 64 Continue reading MOSS Search – Repackaged – Standalone – FREE!
I wanted to make a view that shows only the list items that had a date within the current week. I was figuring that I could do this by creating a calculated column for the week number and the year, Continue reading What, no WEEKNUM()?
John just filled a gaping hole in the MSDN documentation for hiding custom SharePoint actions. I’ve been looking for a HideCustomActions-based way to hide the Create button that lets you create a site, so that I can replace it with Continue reading John Holliday posts list of SharePoint Custom Action Identifiers
I thought I should point out that I am using a Data View Web Part on my site’s home page to display the most recent three posts from my blog. Although I decided to create my blog site as a Continue reading Using a DataView to show a Blog in its parent site
I decided to use Feedburner so I could easily track how many subscribers I have. After setting up my Feedburner account, I decided that I needed to modify the pages in my blog site so that when someone subscribes, they Continue reading Using Feedburner
Suppose you have a SharePoint List – could be a document library, an InfoPath form library, a list of links, whatever – and you want to see how many items are submitted (created) each month. How do you do this? Continue reading Number of Items in a Month
This is my first official post to my Blog about SharePoint. Since my professional life is focused on SharePoint, it seemed wrong to use any other platform for blogging. I’m using Word 2007 to create this blog post, though I’ve Continue reading Hello World
Way back when the first Web browser, Mosaic, was just being born at NCSA at the University of Illinois, I was in college as well, and was running Linux. I was into Unix Shell scripting – csh, ksh, zsh, etc. Continue reading Using PowerShell for MOSS application deployment testing