Michael Blumenthal, Office 365 MVP
Microsoft 365 Collaboration and Teamwork Leader | Business Productivity Advisor | Employee Experience Architect | M365Chicago Co-Organizer
Well, I had every intention of spending last night neatly writing up my notes from the sessions I attended that day. However, I had the honor of being chosen to present not one, but two topics in the Un-conference sessions. Continue reading Office Developer Conference 2008 – Days 2 & 3
BillG had the morning keynote. We got to see his Last Day video, which is already online (it’s almost the same video, very close) at http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-us&vid=be9075bb-df0a-41c9-8d86-7ded46627e26 He had FedEx do a demo of their Office Business Applications – showing how Continue reading Office Developer Conference – Day 1
So here’s something I ran into earlier this week. A friend of mine made a CSS file to brand a publishing site collection that we are working with. Quiz time: What’s the right way to apply a custom css file Continue reading Right and Wrong ways to apply a CSS file to Brand a Publishing Site Collection
This is a follow up to my previous post of January 22, 2008, about Exposing More Columns in Windows Explorer. That post showed how you could show in Windows Explorer additional SharePoint metadata (document library fields). One of my readers Continue reading Windows Explorer View and the Web Client Service
For those of you just starting a new SharePoint deployment, or those of you redesigning a website, this is a familiar question: How do I organize the information in the site? (Technically from a SharePoint perspective, it’s a Web Application, Continue reading Information Architecture and SharePoint Site Hierarchy Design
I’m going to the 2008 Office Developer’s Conference! I’m looking forward to the sessions about SharePoint of course and meeting the SharePoint MVPs that are presenting them. I’m also looking forward to meeting two of my coworkers from other offices. Continue reading Bound for ODC 2008!
I just passed 70-630 this morning! I got a 947 out of 1000. J 70-630 is the certification exam for MOSS installation and Configuration. I like using practice exams as the final part of my study efforts, but I found Continue reading I passed 70-630!
A client of mine came to me today pointing out that when he opened a document library in Windows Explorer, only a few pieces of metadata are displayed such as the filename and modified date. He wanted to see the Continue reading Exposing More Columns in Explorer View
Once again, Ted Pattison’s writings provided me some critical guidance just when I needed it. I’ve been developing a SharePoint Application Pages application and have run into two things that Ted has helped me with. Early on in the project Continue reading Thank You, Ted Pattison!
Pardon the title, but it was the best CAML pun I could think up on short notice. This is my first post of the new year – Happy New Year everyone! I’ve got a backlog of things I want to Continue reading My CAML has two humps