Just found this web site you can download some professional books.
http://www.free-ebooks-download.org/
Cool stuffs!
Posted by ken zheng on February 14, 2008
Just found this web site you can download some professional books.
http://www.free-ebooks-download.org/
Cool stuffs!
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Posted by ken zheng on February 12, 2008
AxCrypt is free software and easy to use. AxCrypt encrypts files that are safely and easily sent to other users via e-mail or any other means. Self-decrypting files are also supported, removing the need to install AxCrypt to decrypt. More Details look at http://www.axantum.com/AxCrypt/
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Posted by ken zheng on February 12, 2008
If you’re wondering where to start in learning to create BDC( Business Data Catalog) connectors to back-end relational data sources, here’s a tool that can save you time: Business Data Catalog Definition Editor.
The generated metadata is pretty simple for now and doesn’t support all of the options that the BDC provides for, but it’s a great learning tool and its capabilities will likely grow as others contribute to this community development project.
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Posted by ken zheng on February 10, 2008
If you don’t activate Publishing Resources when you first install SharePoint (MOSS 2007), when you try and activate it later via site collection features, you might see an access denied error when activating. You can manually activivate Publishing Resources via stsadm:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN>
stsadm -o activatefeature -name PublishingResources -url http://website
Operation completed successfully.
You will then be able to activate Office SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure.
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Posted by ken zheng on February 7, 2008
Just realise I installed WSS instead of MOSS, so the form server function is missing.
So what is form server?
Form server is basically a MOSS component (for the enterprise MOSS version) that allows you to publish infopath forms so that users will be able to view them as web forms instead of installing the infopath client.
Its very useful to create forms with the richness of infopath, and publishing them to be viewable in a web broweser. that way you dont have to be a .net developer to create a complex form for the intra\internet.
It’s like MS Access for the web…
Just found you need to enable the Enterprise Edition
“Central Administration > Operations > Enable Enterprise Features”
…enabled them with the same key I installed moss07 with, and now I got my
excel services
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Posted by ken zheng on February 1, 2008
Check below post for details
http://blogs.msdn.com/priyo/archive/2008/01/14/move-moss-2007-from-test-to-production.aspx
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