February 2007 - Posts
An important part of design and usability is building UI prototypes so that you can explore different visual models and test the designs with real users. Sometimes the simple process of clicking through screens in a prototype can reveal inefficient visual
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A pretty common request is the ability to display content from one site on another site. For example, you might have a blog sub site, and want to show those posts on the home page of the parent site. In WSS V3, this is easy to do with SharePoint Designer.
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SharePoint Wikis combine the easy editing and linking capabilities of a wiki with the power of SharePoint metadata, web parts, and views. This makes it seamless to find the right balance of structured and freeform information. Here's what the out-of-the-box
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In WSS V3, we added categories to the site definitions so that it would be easier to find the site template you're looking for. By default, the first tab is selected when the page loads. However, you can change the default tab by appending the query string
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I was looking around and realized that I couldn't find an easy set of instructions to set up Content Deployment in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. In this post, I'll show you how to set up content deployment from a staging site collection to a production
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When we were designing blogs in SharePoint, we didn't just want to build a great blog, we wanted to build a great blog using the platform capabilities the SharePoint provides. One of the new platform features we built to support blogs is the Lookup (Count
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The SharePoint Content Migration APIs, previously known as the PRIME APIs, are an incredibly powerful tool, not just for content migration and content deployment, but also for: Creating reusable templates Changing the site definition of an existing site
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