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Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
SharePoint 2010 Development for ASP.NET Developers
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15 days ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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This article provides ASP.NET developers with an insight into SharePoint development concepts from an ASP.NET developer’s perspective, making it easier to transition to become a SharePoint dev. As a prerequisite, you should have a basic understanding...
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Oldies but goodies...SharePoint 2007 & 2010 Hands on Labs for the beginner.
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1 month ago
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Hands on Labs for Developing Applications on Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 These are a set of 10 Hands on Labs (HOLs) for developing applications for WSS3.0 (but are also fully applicable to SharePoint Foundation) with Visual Studio provided in C#...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
SharePoint 2010 Developer Building Blocks: Technologies for Creating SharePoint Applications
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2 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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It can be difficult for a developer new to SharePoint to know what to use to implement various scenarios, or even what is possible. These articles contains a high-level overview of SharePoint as a development platform, compares and contrasts SharePoint...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
More training courses than you can shake a stick at.....
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3 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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These courses contain free technical training on emerging Microsoft products and technologies. Each course includes a set of videos, hands-on labs, and source code samples to get you up-to-speed quickly. Watch the videos to get an overview of the technology...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Redirecting in Item Deleting event receiver
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4 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Found this last week and it related to a problem I was working on. http://sharesilver.wordpress.com/2011/07/24/sharepoint-bugs-1-item-deleting-event-receiver/
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Installing updates to SharePoint - a general overview
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5 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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For those wanting the quick start guide to SharePoint patching, read this little baby.... Install a software update (SharePoint Server 2010)
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Video backgrounds on Bing!
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6 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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About a year ago I wrote a little command line tool in C# which downloaded the Bing background image each day for each country around the world. I've got 100s of images now as you'd expect which I use for filling image libraries when doing SharePoint...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
OnDemand Webcast: Developing for SharePoint 2010 on Windows 7
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7 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Now that you can install Microsoft SharePoint 2010 on the Windows 7 and Windows Vista operating systems, what is the best way to do it? There are many considerations from RAM and CPU to sample content and custom properties. One of the keys is PowerShell...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Mango Jump Start - Building Windows Phone Apps with Visual Studio 2010
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8 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Rob Miles and Andy Wigley are back! The "Building Applications for Windows Phone "Mango" Jump Start" is a follow-up to last year's Windows Phone 7 Jump Start sessions. During these videos, Rob and Andy outline how to create Windows Phone applications...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
SharePoint Server 2010 Business Intelligence Insights Training
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8 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Just as I was hitting the books to learn all things SharePoint and BI, along comes this set of business intelligence training videos....just what I needed! SharePoint Server 2010 Business Intelligence Insights Training It also helps to have had...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Powershell script to locate content type useage.
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9 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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This is a simple script I knocked up to locate which SPWebs and SPLists where using a particular content type. Just update the first two lines of the script to include your web application name and the content type you are looking for. The script will...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Getting started with Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 EBooks
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10 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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These books provide basic information about the capabilities of and requirements for SharePoint Server 2010 & SharePoint Foundation 2010. The audiences include application specialists, line-of-business application specialists, information architects...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
New Video Center for SharePoint 2010 Developers
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10 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Have just a few minutes to learn something new? Watch 101 short videos about creating custom solutions with SharePoint Online, SharePoint Server, and SharePoint Foundation. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hh298298.aspx
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Previewing audio and videos in SharePoint 2010 search results.
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11 months ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Recently I had the need to build a custom SharePoint 2010 search results page to allow users to preview videos and audio files stored in SharePoint and display them inline with the search results and in this posting I'll document how I acheived this....
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SharePoint Resource Centres
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over 1 year ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Never has the phrase RTFM been more appropriate then when it comes to installing and configuring SharePoint. Now as it turns out an awful lot of customers don't actually read the manual. Perhaps they read some crazy blog posting by some bloke you've never...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Digital Magazine downloads for MSDN and TechNet
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over 1 year ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Whilst you can always buy MSDN Magazine and TechNet magazine from your newsagent, I prefer to read it online. If you're so inclined you can download the entire magazine at once including all back issues from: TechNet Magazine: http://technet.microsoft...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
Master index of training videos
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over 1 year ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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The Microsoft website is huge (as if you didn't already know!). Trying to find training videos on particular topics is often difficult so having a master index which lists them all by technology is very useful. The Events Series is just that: http...
Daves Occasional SharePoint Thoughts.....
SharePoint Video Training Courses
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over 2 years ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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Last updated on: 6th September 2011 There has been a number of video based training courses on TechNet and MSDN for a while but I'm always loosing the links. The links below will hopefully point you in the direction of somthing you've not seen before...
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Getting SharePoint folder views working on Windows 2008
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over 2 years ago
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Dave The SharePoint Engineer
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If you're a regular user of SharePoint 2007 you'll know how useful it is to be able to open one of the Office client applications like Word or Excel and then open a document located on a SharePoint site by directly entering a URL into the Open dialog...
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