David Boschmans Weblog : 2007 Office system

Link dump: User Experience, Web Platform, Office System and more

David Boschmans — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 17:47:36 GMT

Here are some interesting links that I found while catching up on blogs:

User Experience:

Your Britain in pictures: BBC + Microsoft Live Labs Photosynth: The BBC is collaborating with Microsoft Live Labs Photosynth to create three- dimensional representations of some of the most dramatic buildings in Britain by combining hundreds of different photographs. Sit back and enjoy a virtual tour of some of Britain's most striking buildings.
Bart has a list of Microsoft Virtual Earth updates for Belgium
Rebuilding Microsoft Outlook with WPF: This Hands-On Lab will take you to the next level of Windows user interface development. Through the power of WPF (.NET 3.0, Blend and Visual Studio 2005) you will be able to build a replica of the Outlook 2007 UI in a couple of hours.
2x Brad Abrams: a) Introducing Acropolis on .NET Rocks! #248 and b) Brad on Silverlight in Tom's PodLeaders podcast
Lynda.com are now offering free Expression training which can be downloaded without a login [Via Ed Dunhill]:

Web Platform

Silverlight with JavaScript tutorials from wynapse.com: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06
A sample for Controlling Page Flow with Workflow Foundation from Matthew Winkler.
New ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit Release [via ScottGu]

Office System

Maarten has a compilation of OpenXML News. Also, a good read to stay up to date with the latest developments in the OpenXML space.
Productivity from Microsoft at Work:
- Audiocast: Top 10 tips for Microsoft Office Excel 2007 - Be more productive when working on spreadsheets by using tips in this 60-minute podcast.
- Audiocast: Top 10 tips for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 - Create better presentations by using tips in this 60-minute podcast.
- Audiocast: Top 10 tips for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 - Get tips on how to better manage your e-mail in this 60-minute podcast.
Microsoft SDK for Open XML Formats: strongly typed part classes for use with Open XML documents

Security

Windows Vista - 6 Month Vulnerability Report

Windows Server

Windows Home Server goes RC - Sign up via Microsoft Connect
Windows Server 2008: some general information & webcasts and a set of links for developers & it pro's

Sample App

.NET StockTrader Sample Application: An End-to-End Sample Application Illustrating Windows Communication Foundation and .NET Enterprise Technologies

Technorati tags: User Experience, Expression, WPF, Acropolis, Silverlight, ASP.NET, ASP.NET AJAX, Office, Open XML, Security, Windows Server 2008

Developing for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0: 2 new articles

David Boschmans — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 23:08:46 GMT

A couple of weeks ago I reported that Patrick Tisseghem's book on SharePoint Server 2007 was available in bookstores. Well it looks he just couldn't stop writing! Now two new articles on "Development Tools and Techniques for Working with Code in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0" are available on MSDN.

Part 1: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb530302.aspx

Summary: Learn the skills you need to develop for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, about the differences from traditional ASP.NET development, about the required development environment, and the steps to build a Windows SharePoint Services solution with Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.

Part 2: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb530301.aspx

Summary: Explore Windows SharePoint Services solutions, solution architecture, and techniques for creating, deploying, maintaining, and upgrading Windows SharePoint Services solutions.

This first article provides insight into the skills you need to develop for Windows SharePoint Services, the differences from traditional ASP.NET development, the development environment that is required, and the steps you must take to build a Windows SharePoint Services solution with Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. The second part of the article explores the concept of Windows SharePoint Services solutions, addressing the architecture of a solution, and the techniques for creating, deploying, maintaining, and upgrading Windows SharePoint Services solutions. This article also includes walkthroughs that show the different approaches developers and administrators can take.

Technorati tags: Windows SharePoint Services 3.0

June Update for the Office Compatibility Pack

David Boschmans — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 11:45:42 GMT

There's an updated version of the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats available. By installing the Compatibility Pack in addition to Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, or Office 2003, you will be able open, edit, and save files using the file formats new to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007.

This update of the Office Compatibility Pack include the fixes that were provided in the file format updates for Word 2007 and the existing Office Compatibility Pack in May. This KB "Issues that are fixed in the update to the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats" lists the changes.

The link for the download on Microsoft Download Center has not changed: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=941b3470-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466&displaylang=en.

Technorati tags: Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack, Office File Formats

Outlook Connector joins Outlook 2007 and Windows Live Hotmail

David Boschmans — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:44:23 GMT

While still recovering at home after surgery I'm catching up on blogs and mail. I came accross a new connector to connect my Windows Live account with Outlook 2007 (my default email client). So far I've been using Windows Live Mail to read the email of my WIndows Live Hotmail account. Today I decided to install the Outlook Connector.

Microsoft Office Outlook Connector: With Microsoft Office Outlook Connector Beta, you can use Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 or Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 to access and manage your Microsoft Windows Live Hotmail or Microsoft Office Live Mail accounts, including e-mail messages and contacts for free! Calendar, tasks and notes can also be accessed and managed in Outlook for accounts with a paid subscription. And the Outlook Team is now blogging!

Here's a quick walkthrough on installing the Microsoft Office Outlook Connector on top of Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. Run (as administrator) the OutlookConnector.exe that can be downloaded from here and follow the screen shots below.

Accept the License Terms:

Fill out your customer information and make sure Microsoft Outlook 2007 (in this case) is not running; the "outlook.exe" process should not appear in the processes list of the WIndows Task Manager.

Complete the installation wizard and your done!

The next time when starting up Microsoft Outlook 2007 a new "Microsoft Office Outlook Connector" screen (see below) will popup. Fill out your e-mail address & password and fill out the name you want to appear in the receiver's inbox.

Filling out the Name field like this results in this when sending a mail:

After hitting the "OK" button a new account was added to Microsoft Outlook 2007. Restart Outlook. (Note: Clicking OK on this dialog does NOT automatically closes Outlook).

After restarting Outlook 2007 the new created account is being synched into Outlook.

You can see the details of your Windows Live Hotmail account popping up in the status bar (you can move the toolbar around) of Microsoft Office Outlook 2007.

The mailbox shows up in the Mail Folders area through which you can access e-mail messages and contacts for free.

Access to your contacts:

"Calendar, tasks and notes can also be accessed and managed in Outlook for accounts with a paid subscription."

While the Outlook Connector is free, it only synchronizes Mail and Contacts at no charge. For Calendar synchronization, a premium subscription is required. You can still use the Outlook Connector calendar in Outlook, however appointments and meetings won't synchronize to the Hotmail calendar. You can upgrade your account to a Premium Subscription service via a) MSN Premium or b) Office Live Essentials/Premium.

In this case I already own a MSN Premium account (or a full version of Windows Live Hotmail) and can access synchronize my tasks and notes.

In can also access the calendar of my Windows Live Hotmail account in Outlook 2007 and book meetings. When sharing your calendar with someone else there's a full approval workflow triggered that lets you choose to "Show all of your appointment details" or "Only when you are free or busy".

I now have all my Windows Live Hotmail data stored in an .OST file. This file is by default located in "C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook" when using Windows Vista. This offline folder keeps a local copy of my mailbox on my computer.

The big advantage is that I can use all my favorite Outlook 2007 features like search (you can include the .ost file in the index!), categories, category search folders, color coding, quick click flags and the to do bar, etc on my Hotmail mailbox items. I also have shared my agenda with my wife's Windows Live account agenda . No need anymore to have a weekly/daily sync meeting. I will keep it installed and assess how I'll be using this. I've been pretty happy so far with Windows Live Mail so it's still uncertain if I spend enough time in my Hotmail mailbox to use the Outlook 2007 features. Also, I already have quite overloaded e-mail box setup in Outlook 2007 as primary account. Additionally I do read all my RSS feeds (700+) from within Outlook. This works very good but I fear that the amounts of data to be loaded everytime I start Outlook will slow down my machine. In the end installing a productivity tool like the Outlook Connector shouldn't negatively impact my productivity ...

Despite it's still in beta it's worth giving a try. I installed the English version but it's also available in other languages. I also installed it on my wife's laptop. She's very happy with this as she was using Outlook for her "school" email (Exchange based) and the web client for her Hotmail account. Now she has access to all her data from one place: Outlook 2007.
On the download page is also a link to the "Microsoft Office Outlook Connector 12.0 Beta FAQ" which contains some more tips & tricks.

Technorati tags: Microsoft Office Outlook Connector, Windows Live Hotmail, Windows Live Mail, MSN Premium, Outlook 2007

New downloads: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 VHD and Microsoft Office 2007 Professional VHD

David Boschmans — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 19:09:43 GMT

Using the power of virtualization, you can now quickly evaluate Microsoft and partner solutions through a series of pre-configured Virtual Hard Disks (VHDs). You can download the VHDs and evaluate them for free in your own environment without the need for dedicated servers or complex installations. Check out the VHDs from "Run IT on a Virtual Hard Disk".

Since last week 2 new Microsoft Office VHDs are available for download. The details can be found below:

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 VHD

Brief Description
This download comes as a pre-configured VHD. This download enables you evaluate Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.

Overview
The Microsoft VHD Test Drive Program provides customers with an enhanced server-based software evaluation experience that’s faster, better supported and more flexible. You can now access the entire catalog of pre-configured Microsoft and partner products and solutions in the VHD format and start evaluating and testing today from www.microsoft.com/vhd.
This download enables you evaluate Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is an integrated suite of server capabilities that can help improve organizational effectiveness by providing comprehensive content management and enterprise search, accelerating shared business processes, and facilitating information-sharing across boundaries for better business insight. Office SharePoint Server 2007 supports all intranet, extranet, and Web applications across an enterprise within one integrated platform, instead of relying on separate fragmented systems. Additionally, this collaboration and content management server provides IT professionals and developers with the platform and tools they need for server administration, application extensibility, and interoperability.
This fully functional pre-configured VHD provides you a trial software will automatically expire after 30 days.
This is a preconfigured virtual machine contained within the Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) format. Virtual Server 2005 R2 is required to run this VHD. Please refer to the system requirements section for more details.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=67f93dcb-ada8-4db5-a47b-df17e14b2c74&DisplayLang=en

Microsoft Office 2007 Professional VHD

Brief Description
Test Drive two new Microsoft platforms, Windows Vista Enterprise and Office 2007 Professional, and experience how they work better together.

Overview
This VHD contains both the 30 day edition of Windows Vista Enterprise Edition and an evaluation of Office 2007 Professional which includes Publisher, Excel, Outlook, Outlook, PowerPoint, Access, and Word. See how with these new platforms can simplify how people work together, find information and improve business insight, help protect and manage content, and reduce IT costs and improve security. Test drive today to experience how Windows Vista and Office 2007 work better together!

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f9956176-cf66-478b-b20d-b9b92dd0dbfa&DisplayLang=en

Technorati tags: VHD, Microsoft Office SharePöint Server 2007, Microsoft Office 2007 Professional

Karine introduces a new release of the u2u CAML Query Builder

David Boschmans — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 11:22:29 GMT

Karine, CAML girl & consultant at u2u, and famous for the development of the U2U CAML Query Builder recently found some more time to start blogging.

Today she introduced on her blog a new version of her CAML Query Builder which is now a SharePoint 2007 Feature instead of a Windows application. In her post "U2U CAML Query Builder revisited" she guides us through the installation and use of the feature that let you build CAML Queries without the need to know the internals of the Collaborative Application Markup Language.

Welcome to the blogosphere Karine and keep the posts coming. And oh, Karine is blogging on the u2u blog center which is set up using SharePoint (of course!). The RSS feed to subscribe to is here!

Technorati tags: SharePoint, CAML, CAML Query Builder

I started reading "Inside Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007"!

David Boschmans — Thu, 31 May 2007 22:27:22 GMT

Towards the end of last year Patrick Tisseghem started writing a book on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Patrick did a great job writing this book while traveling the world and delivering day-in day-out sessions on MOSS2007. The good news is that since last week the book is out!

I pre-ordered the book two months ago and today I recieved my copy. While I haven't had the time to dive into the book, it is cool to see that one of our Belgian SharePoint experts and MVPs wrote an MS Press book on MOSS 2007. Now I only need to find the time to start reading; but the plan is to free up some time every night to do so ...

For the Belgian MSDN community we now made this book "the book of the month".

During June, you can get a 40% discount on the Book of the Month at selected resellers. The Book of the Month for June 2007 is "Inside Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007", written by Patrick Tisseghem.
Learn how to build enterprise content management solutions with deep, architectural insights from an expert.

The voucher that you can acquire at MSDN Connection for the book of the month can be redeemed at these bookstores:

Het Computerwinkeltje - www.hcw.be
Boek & Soft - www.boekensoft.com
Librairie Agora - agora-louvain.libris-agora.com

Book details:

Paperback: 352 pages

Publisher: Microsoft Press (May 16, 2007)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0735623686

ISBN-13: 978-0735623682

Congratulations Patrick with this achievement! Up to the next one ... on OBA?

Technorati tags: Inside Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Patrick Tisseghem, book

BIWUG event on Records Management and BI with MOSS 2007

David Boschmans — Tue, 17 Apr 2007 22:24:48 GMT

For all the IW enthusiasts: the next BIWUG meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 26^th and will be held @Getronics premises (Genèvestraat 10 – 1140 Evere).

The meeting has 2 main themes: Records Management with MOSS 2007 and Business Intelligence with MOSS 2007.

The more detailed agenda is as follows:

18u30 – 18u35: Welcome and Introduction
18u35 – 19u20: Records Management with MOSS 2007
19u20 – 20u05: Extending the Policies en Records Management framework in MOSS 2007
20u05 – 20u20: Break
20u20 – 21u: Business Intelligence with MOSS 2007

Please use the link “Register for the next event” under the “List” section on the BIWUG site to register for this meeting.

This time we also have 3 Microsoft Certification Exam Vouchers to give away for the first 3 people to register :-)

Technorati tags: BIWUG, MOSS 2007, Records Management, Business Intelligence

MSDN Event Luxembourg on Workflow in SharePoint Services and Server

David Boschmans — Sat, 10 Mar 2007 23:47:24 GMT

Next Tuesday, March 13th, we have an MSDN Event in Luxembourg on "Understanding Workflow in Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007".

The Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) which debuts with version 3.0 of the .NET Framework introduces a core set of workflow plumbing and a productivity-oriented development paradigm to the Windows platform. WSS 3.0 builds on top of WF by adding in extra workflow dimensions for managing the document lifecycle and integrating humans into the workflow process. This event quickly covers the underlying workflow architecture of .NET Framework 3.0 and WSS 3.0 and then dives into demonstrations of building custom WSS workflows with Visual Studio 2005. You will see how to build, deploy, test and debug custom workflows for WSS sites with the Visual Studio 2005. Along the way you will also see how to use InfoPath 2007 to create and integrate forms into custom workflows created with Visual Studio 2005.

This MSDN seminar will be hosted by Serge Luca, who recently published this Workflow-article.

In the morning the session will be delivered in French and in the afternoon in English.

More practical details of the MSDN event can be found below:

When?
Tuesday, March 13, 2007 9:30 AM - Tuesday, March 13, 2007 12:30 PM (French session) - Welcome Time: 9:00 AM
Tuesday, March 13, 2007 1:30 PM - Tuesday, March 13, 2007 4:30 PM Paris (English session) - Welcome Time: 1:00 PM

Where?

Microsoft Luxembourg
Zoning industriel "Cloche d'Or"
NCI Office - Laccolith 20, rue Eugène Ruppert Luxembourg 2453
Luxembourg

Product(s):
.NET, SharePoint Portal Server, Visual Studio and Windows Workflow Foundation.

Audience(s):
Developer

Technorati tags: MSDN Event Luxembourg

, 2007 Office system

XAML and Web Content Management discussed at User Group Meetings

David Boschmans — Tue, 06 Mar 2007 01:21:25 GMT

For the community members Belgium, interested in XAML or Web Content Management - and not overflowed by Dev & IT-Pro Days 2007 work - there are two of our Belgian INETA user groups that organize an event this week:

Wednesday March 7th 2007

The .NET User Group Brugge ACCB.NET organizes a meeting on XAML, the Extensible Application Markup Language that is used to define objects and their properties, relationships and interactions. More details can be found here and here's the road description.

Thursday March 8th 2007

The Belgian Information Worker User Group BIWUG discusses Web Content Management with MOSS 2007. The detailed agenda looks like this:

18:30 - 18:45 Welcome and Introduction
18:45 - 19:30 Tips and tricks for working with the Content Query Web Part
19:45 - 20:30 Best Practices for doing Web Content Management in MOSS 2007
20:30 - 21:00 Discussion

More details can be on the BIWUG web site.

Technorati tags: ACCB.NET, BIWUG, User Groups

2 new bloggers for our Belgian community

David Boschmans — Tue, 06 Mar 2007 00:39:01 GMT

I'm happy to welcome two new Belgian technology bloggers to the blogosphere! Both are actively using the new Microsoft productivity and collaboration platform: Microsoft 2007 Office system.

Kevin DeRudder is a u2u colleague of Jan Tielens, focusing on the web technologies ASP.NET and AJAX but also caught the SharePoint virus. He has been helping Jan out on integrating ASP.NET AJAX support to the SmartPart. Jan and Kevin promised to record a web cast for msdn.be of the SmartPart at work using AJAX connections. Looking forward to that web cast!
Kevin already has posts on ASP.NET AJAX Basics, Canceling an Asynchronous Request and Localize your Control Toolkit controls. Keep on blogging Kevin!

My colleague Tom Mertens points to the blog Kris Gielen. Kris is a Training Professional who blogs on the Microsoft 2007 Office system, and how he uses these tools being and end-user and power-user. He recently started a series of posts titled "10 reasons why I like Microsoft Office 2007". Check out his random thoughts, his series on 2007 Office system and much more on his blog.

Keep it coming guys!

Technorati tags: Kevin DeRudder, ASP.NET AJAX, Kris Gielen, Office tips and tricks

Ted Neward on Rich Office Client Applications

David Boschmans — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 22:40:51 GMT

Over on the InfoQ web site Ted Neward has published a new article on Rich Office Client Applications.

"Rich Internet Applications (RIA's)" vs "rich client" or "smart client": the user experience is driving the adoption of a hybrid client, using the best of both the client-side and the server-side. In this article Ted talks about various extensibility options in the Microsoft Office System and how they can be used to build Rich Office client applications over Java backends.

Technorati tags: .NET, Java, Java and .NET Integration, Smart Client, Rich Client Desktop, Rich Internet Apps

SmartPart for SharePoint: now with AJAX support

David Boschmans — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 17:45:49 GMT

During last TechEd in Barcelona, Jan and Patrick delivered a session "Building Web Parts the Smart Way", where they showed the power of the SmartPart. As we launched ASP.NET AJAX during the conference - which resulted in an AJAX pre-conference and 7 AJAX related sessions - there was quite some interest from SharePoint developers in how to get ASP.NET AJAX to work with SharePoint. A lot of people have been looking into this. See Jan's AJAX-related blog posts for more resources. But this was something that wasn't covered during TechEd: Developers.

Last Thursday Jan took the time to build on the groundwork of Eric Schoonover and ASP.NET AJAX-enable the SmartPart. Read the how-to guide in his blog post and have a look at the screencast in which demonstrates the use of ASP.NET AJAX together with the SmartPart, from within SharePoint.

This often used technique will enhance the user experience of web parts running in SharePoint environments but it will also ease the life of web developers when enabling existing applications with ASP.NET AJAX.

Jan promised to do a full web cast on the "SmartPart with AJAX support" for the MSDN Belux web site. Watch our blogs for more news on the availability of the web cast.

Technorati tags: SmartPart for SharePoint - ASP.NET AJAX Support, ASP.NET AJAX

Interesting links from my unread RSS Feed Items

David Boschmans — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 00:34:58 GMT

Due to a busy travel schedule and working on the agenda of Dev & IT-Pro Days 2007, I haven't been able to read all the posts from the blogs I'm subscribed to. But this week I've a couple of days of holidays, which allows me to catch up on "unread" RSS feeds. Here are the most interesting links I came across:

Microsoft Best Practices Analyzer for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and the 2007 Microsoft Office System. (Via Alexander Windel)
The Microsoft Best Practices Analyzer for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and the 2007 Microsoft Office System Best Practices Analyzer programmatically collects settings and values from data repositories such as MS SQL, registry, metabase and performance monitor. Once collected, a set of comprehensive ‘best practice’ rules are applied to the topology.
Administrators running this tool will get a detailed report listing the recommendations that can be made to the environment to achieve greater performance, scalability and uptime.
Install instructions can be found here.
patterns & practices Performance Testing Guidance
The purpose of this project is to build some insightful and practical guidance around doing performance testing and using Visual Studio 2005. It's a collaborative effort between industry experts, Microsoft ACE, patterns & practices, Premier, and VSTS team members.
Usage Scenarios:
- Improve efficiency and effectiveness of your performance testing
- Learn expert techniques performance testing
- Apply expert techniques for performance testing using Visual Studio.NET 2005
OneNote 2007 PowerToys (Via Chris Pratley)
A set of nex PowerToys for OneNote 2007 is about to be released by Daniel Escapa.
The ones out so far are:
- Word Count
- Send to OneNote (from the file explorer/shell)
- Export Outlook Notes to OneNote

The 3^rd installment of the “Live From Redmond”: AJAX Security Webcast Series is now available for on-demand viewing. On-Demand HERE
This Webcast will cover advanced cross-site scripting (XSS) attack methods, such as Web malware, XSS in e-mail, Datamining with AJAX and virus’s that run inside of Web browsers. We will cover the impact of these attacks and how they can be used to steal cookies. In addition, we will review how mistakes in AJAX style programming could introduce security vulnerabilities into your code.
Keyboard Shortcut Reference Posters:
SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2: Now fully compatible with Windows Vista and the 2007 Microsoft Office system
Virtual PC 2007 is now available: Whether Microsoft virtualization technology is an important component of your existing infrastructure or you're just a Virtual PC enthusiast, you can now download Virtual PC 2007 absolutely free.
Hooked on LINQ: This website aims to be the premier community resource for LINQ (Language Integrated Query) for Microsoft®'s .NET. (Via Frank Arrigo and Brain Madsen)
Windows Sidebar Styler: This is an application which takes advantage of various technologies introduced in Windows Vista in order to provide extensions to the existing functionality of Windows Sidebar. Haven't tried it but worth having a look at. (Via Eric Nelson)
DinnerNow v1.2 is now available (via James Conard)
Support for Reflector 5.0 in TestDriven.NET 2.3 (via Jamie Cansdale & Lutz Roeder)

Technorati tags: Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, OneNote 2007, AJAX Security, SQL Server SP2, VPC 2007, LINQ, DinnerNow, Reflector 5.0

BIWUG membership is now free - New meetings announced!

David Boschmans — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 20:50:01 GMT

It's been a while since the last meeting of the Belgian Information Worker Group (BIWUG) but now they're ready to move forward at full speed. On the web site the upcoming meetings are being announced.

The first meeting is taking place next week February 8th from 6:30 pm on, in the Microsoft Belux offices in Diegem.

WORKFLOW IN MOSS 2007
18:30 Welcome and Introduction
18:45 MOSS Commercial perspectives
19:15 AgilePoint
19:45 break
20:00 MOSS 2007 Workflow

Next meetings are scheduled:

8/03/2007 18:30: WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT WITH MOSS 2007
18:30 Welcome and Introduction
18:45 Highlights from Berlin
19:15 Getronics case for Web Content Management
20:00 Web Content Management within MOSS 2007
Location: Dolmen

26/04/2007 18:30: RECORDS MANAGEMENT WITH MOSS 2007
18:30 Welcome and Introduction
18:45 Records Management
20:00 Custom Convertors
20:30 Custom Policies
Location: Getronics

22/06/2007 18:30: BIWUG SHAREPOINT DAY
To Be Defined check later !
Location: TBD

BIWUG membership is now free! So if you want to attend one or more of these meetings you can freely register on http://www.biwug.be.

Technorati tags: Microsoft Office 2007, SharePoint, MOSS2007, BIWUG