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SharePoint document library has widely used to store Microsoft Office document such as MS Word, MS Excel or MS PowerPoint. It provides seamless integration with Microsoft Office client, in which it will launch appropriate client’s application. For example, if the user clicks *.doc file ; SharePoint client technology will detect and try to launch MS Word application. When the user try to edit document, it also try to launch MS Word application in edit mode.
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Imagine that you are delivering a project using MySite functionality in SharePoint 2010. But most of your clients are still using IE6 on their computer, so that you have to provide IE6 compatibility support. Without IE6 compatibility, client will receive a warning to upgrade their browser,
and ugly MySite page.
So, how can we provide IE6 support to MySite? The answer is to downgrade MySite host and personal site to UIVersion = 3.
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Cumulative Update February 2012 has been released a week ago. As per Stefan Gobner blog, you must have SharePoint 2010 SP1 installed before you can apply February 2010 CU.
At this time, the installation is more simple since the team have provided a full server package:
Users with SharePoint Foundation 2010 only, please download SharePoint Foundation 2010 February 2012 CU. Users with SharePoint Server 2010, please download SharePoint Server 2010 February 2012 CU.
English Before we continue, I suggest you read the first part here ; it gives basic idea of how it works. The purpose of part-2 is to make real implementation of Custom Web Service , but it is not the only way to do it. There are some key points that I want to show here:
We will put our custom Web Services in a Custom folder under _vti_bin. In this case we will create new folder WSCustom under (12hive/ISAPI for SharePoint 2007 or 14hive/ISAPI for SharePoint 2010) We will need a helper to read SharePoint context (SPVirtualPath) before passing the request to the real ASMX.
Bill McCauley - Aug 3, 2012
I am trying to link shapes in Visio 2007 drawings to data in a SharePoint 2007 list. In the past I have linked the Visio shapes to data in an Access DB with no problems. I followed the same process in both cases. However, when trying to link the Visio 2007 (Pro) shapes to the SharePoint 2007 list I get the following error message. “Microsoft Office Visio could not connect to the site you specified.
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Some of you may be not aware that we can use SharePoint List for Visio Diagram data source. So how can we configure SharePoint List for Visio Diagram data source?
Following steps demonstrate how to do it using SharePoint 2010 and Visio 2010, however it also applies to SharePoint 2007 or Visio 2007.
Step-by-step
Open Visio (.vsd) file. On Data tab, and Link Data to Shapes.
On Data Selector window, choose Microsoft SharePoint Foundation list.
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Conditional formatting now becomes easier using SharePoint Designer 2010. We can create intelligent view which able to highlight some important pointer in the display. There are 3 types of conditional formatting:
1. Show content , show content based on the pre-specified conditions
2. Hide content , hide content based on the pre-specified conditions
3. Apply formatting , apply formatting based on the pre-specified conditions.
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SharePoint: Writing Custom Web Service for SharePoint in Supported Mode (part-1) | Ideas For Free - Aug 6, 2011
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