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Mark Bower
Not that boring after all
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Just realised I had a whole bunch of comments waiting for approval dating back as far as November. Community Server used to mail me when I had stuff to do. Don't know why it stopped. I thought it had been a bit quiet round here. At least now I know I...
Mark Bower
Last Piece in the Jigsaw
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over 6 years ago
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I guess I am a little behind the times as this went live a week or so back, but I thought it was still worth calling out that the RTW build of WSS 3.0 Extensions for Visual Studio 2005 is now live. Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for WSS 3.0 This is the...
Mark Bower
SharePoint: The Operating System
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over 6 years ago
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For a while now I have been using an operating system analogy when explaining SharePoint to complete newbies: As Vista is our client OS, and Windows Server our data centre OS, you can think of SharePoint as the OS for your intranet. That's how fundamental...
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