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Updated Exchange Public Folder (vs. SharePoint) Guidance

[Cross-posted from the Microsoft Exchange Team Blog .] The last time we talked about the future of Exchange Public Folders, was in Terry Myerson's blog post titled, " Exchange 12 and Public Folders ". The main theme of this blog focused on the statement

Good SharePoint Upgrade Articles and Posts

I wanted to point you to some recent content on upgrade and introduce you to some partners that otherwise you may not think of in the Upgrade/Migration space. Upgrading Large Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Intranet Portals to Microsoft
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How to Upgrade an Area based on a Custom Site Definition

[Updated: Added ImageUrl attribute for step 1b. Thanks, Michael!] This post outlines the extra steps needed to upgrade a Sharepoint Portal Server 2003 (SPS) area. First, some background information which explains why these extra steps are needed. (For

Is the File Server Dead?

I have seen a number of threads that have passed by suggesting that file servers are dead with others saying they are confused. Let me take this head on... Collaborative File Shares are on their way out... to SharePoint doc libraries The file servers

Version to Version Supported Upgrade Paths

With RTM recently being announced and code availability around the corner. I'm posting a series of upgrade articles to assist in planning your upgrades to the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) versions of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and Office SharePoint
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Microsoft IT Showcase whitepaper (1st of 6) on Microsoft's internal use of Office SharePoint Server and 2007 Office system

Well, I guess it’s “SharePoint whitepaper publishing” day! J Summary Migrating from Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 has enabled the Microsoft Information Technology group to improve its
 
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