If you want to create a folder in a document library, by using WebClient in C#, you can use the following code: namespace Research { using System; using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting; using System.Net; [TestClass] public
History Back in 2002 I was working with a company which produced a CAD application written in VB6. The product was released in several languages. For each language we had a Microsoft Windows NT
Trying to create a external contenttype by using the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Designer I got the error “The Business Data Connectivity Metadata Store is currently unavailable” Cause This was caused by the fact
We are using Microsoft SharePoint for our intranet since 2006, but users started to put there office documents local or on other products like TFS, NAS (File Share), just because opening a Microsoft Office document
If you have to start or stop a SharePoint service, you should do this, by using the SharePoint Administration page. SharePoint will copy it’s version of services state to the Services.msc after a predefined time.
If you want to create a shortcut on you’re desktop to a SharePoint document library, follow the steps on: http://www.endusersharepoint.com/2008/02/13/endusersharepointcom-update-on-creating-a-desktop-shortcut-to-a-sharepoint-library/ This will create a shortcut with a target formated like: "\\MySharePointSite.MyDomain.nl\DavWWWRoot\Site1\SubSite1\Shared Documents" MySharePointSite.MyDomain.nl =
Open the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Central Administration > System Settings > Configure alternate access mappings: Add Internal URLs Enter https://youreservername and choose intranet zone, click on ok Result Start inetmgr right click
These are the steps I followed to install a development Microsoft SharePoint 2010 server with PowerPivot and Reporting Services integration. I installed Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 by following the steps on: http://powerpivot-info.com/post/66-step-by-step-guide-on-installing-powerpivot-for-sharepoint Then
To increase performance, when a user is the first user that visits a SharePoint 2010 site after a application pool recycle, I use the steps at: http://www.paulswider.com/2010/02/tip-for-sharepoint-2010-presentations.html
To style a SharePoint 2010 site, based on the current user and his active directory role, I use document permissions on css files in the Style Library. The goal of the blog post is to