SharePoint 2010

SharePoint 2010: How to change rating icons

English: Sometimes you may received a request to change rating icons, from a normal star to a love icon. So, how would you do it? Figure 1. Original rating icons Figure 2. Modified love rating icons 1. Find and prepare rating icons. In this case I will need to prepare 4 styles rating icons Title Sample Size a. Empty Rating 16x16 b. Selected Rating 16x16 c. Rating Overlay

SharePoint 2010: How to change rating icons

English: Sometimes you may received a request to change rating icons, from a normal star to a love icon. So, how would you do it? Figure 1. Original rating icons Figure 2. Modified love rating icons 1. Find and prepare rating icons. In this case I will need to prepare 4 styles rating icons Title Sample Size a. Empty Rating 16x16 b. Selected Rating 16x16 c. Rating Overlay

SharePoint 2010: Howto disable My Site and My Profile link

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SharePoint 2010: Howto disable My Site and My Profile link

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SharePoint 2010: Howto disable My Site and My Profile link

English: This is graphical guidelines to disable My Site or My Profile link in a portal. 1. Open Central Administration , and click on “Manage service applications”. 2. Open Central Administration , and click on “Manage service applications”. 3. Click on “Manage User Permissions” 4. Remove “Use Personal Features” permission for the Groups/Users. 5. If you can’t see the new rules being reflected in the site. You can restart “User Profile Service”

SharePoint 2010: Howto disable My Site and My Profile link

English: This is graphical guidelines to disable My Site or My Profile link in a portal. 1. Open Central Administration , and click on “Manage service applications”. 2. Open Central Administration , and click on “Manage service applications”. 3. Click on “Manage User Permissions” 4. Remove “Use Personal Features” permission for the Groups/Users. 5. If you can’t see the new rules being reflected in the site. You can restart “User Profile Service”

PowerShell : Modifying Web AppPool Account

English I think you may already know Set-SPServiceApplicationPool. This command can be used to modify apppool account for service application - but it doesn’t work for Web Application. I am looking for Set-SPWebApplicationPool but I can not find it anywhere. So here is the PowerShell script param([string] $url, [string] $account) $SPWebApp = Get-SPWebApplication $url $SPManagedAccount = Get-SPManagedAccount –Identity $account $SPWebApp.ApplicationPool.ManagedAccount = $SPManagedAccount $SPWebApp.ApplicationPool.Update()

PowerShell : Modifying Web AppPool Account

English I think you may already know Set-SPServiceApplicationPool. This command can be used to modify apppool account for service application - but it doesn’t work for Web Application. I am looking for Set-SPWebApplicationPool but I can not find it anywhere. So here is the PowerShell script param([string] $url, [string] $account) $SPWebApp = Get-SPWebApplication $url $SPManagedAccount = Get-SPManagedAccount –Identity $account $SPWebApp.ApplicationPool.ManagedAccount = $SPManagedAccount $SPWebApp.ApplicationPool.Update()

PowerShell : Desktop Experience Feature

English Today I find a strange behaviour, my Office 2010 can not browse to the SharePoint 2010 document library. In short, I can not save my document directly to SharePoint 2010. Office 2010 provide Save and Send functionality, which should give me functionality to save directly to SharePoint 2010 as what it does in previous version; so what could be the problem? Saving to SharePoint 2010 document library requires WebDAV functionality via Web Client service.

SPS 2010 Toolkit : Administration Toolkit V1

English SharePoint team just released SharePoint 2010 Administration Toolkit V1, which contains : - User Profile Replication Engine 2010 - Security Configuration Manifest - Content Management Interoperatibility Services Connector - Load Testing Kit More information about this toolkit can be found here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2010/07/15/announcing-the-release-of-the-sharepoint-2010-administration-toolkit-v1.aspx