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• EndUserSharePoint.com: Congratulations to Paul Galvin

  Paul Galvin, author of the “In Defense of SharePoint” series here at EndUserSharePoint.com has been awarded MVP status by Microsoft. Congratulations, Paul. (My wife says get a better picture now that you are getting noticed.) Read More... Posted Jul 04 2008, 09:57 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: MVP, General Observations, Paul Galvin

• EndUserSharePoint.com:

  I’m taking the week off, laying on the beach in Maine with the kids. We’re headed to a waterpark today along with some go-cart racing. While I’m out, I’ve got a couple of guest posts that will be coming up: web parts, document... Posted Jul 03 2008, 07:38 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: General Observations, Tips and Tricks, guest posts

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Live, online Planning, Architecture and Design Workshop

  Bob Mixon is teaching an online version of his famous, or infamous as the case may be, Planning, Architecture and Design Workshop. He is trying a new delivery system by teaching it live, online. If you haven’t worked with Bob or taken one of his... Posted Jun 27 2008, 05:00 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, End User, General Observations, bob mixon, workshop, training, online

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Neuchatel and Content Types

  I’m teaching a site collection workshop in Neuchatel, Switzerland this week so I have plenty of time in the evenings to work on screencasts. Wednesday I’ll rollout a 50 minute screencast on how to create your first content type. This is part... Posted Jun 23 2008, 05:58 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, End User, General Observations, training

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Custom Columns and Connecting to Outlook

  The question of the day comes from Chris P: Is there anyway to connect a task list with custom columns to Outlook? Chris Quick responds I haven’t found any way to do this OOTB, but it might be possible for a developer. Project server has an add... Posted Jun 22 2008, 05:43 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, Outlook, End User, General Observations, training, chris quick, Question of the Day, custom column, task list

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Free screencast - Case Study Using Content Types

  I am making last week’s Subscriber Only newsletter and screencast available so that people can see what type of information is included in the EndUserSharePoint.com weekly newsletters. The newsletter includes a seven minute screencast, giving an... Posted Jun 17 2008, 06:07 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, Content Type, End User, General Observations, training, weekly newsletter

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Elmo trumps SharePoint

  I’m taking the day off on Monday to go to Sesame Place. If you need to contact me in an emergency, please call Elmo. We’ll be on the big waterslide. Elmo loves you. Mark Read More... Posted Jun 15 2008, 08:35 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, End User, General Observations, training, elmo

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Excel Services and WSS

  The question of the day comes from Michael: I am using WSS 3.0 and Excel version xp.I am trying to display a Excel web part. I have tried, read and downloaded everything and i have come to the conclusion I can’t. Is my suspision correct? Michael... Posted Jun 13 2008, 06:26 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, wss, moss, Web Parts, End User, General Observations, training, Excel Services, Question of the Day

• EndUserSharePoint.com: SharePoint laugh of the day

  “To me, it’s kind of like walking into a barbershop, getting a haircut, and then asking why the barber didn’t go wash your car and walk the dog. Lazy ***.” — Adam Buenz I very seldom laugh out loud when reading SharePoint posts, but... Posted Jun 11 2008, 10:23 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, End User, General Observations, External Links, training, adam buenz

• EndUserSharePoint.com: How can I view access rights?

  The question of the day comes from Nik: How can I get an overview of all members and their access rights on an existing site. I need to make an Excel sheet of this, but the default sharepoint pages are not really “friendly” and it will take... Posted Jun 11 2008, 06:05 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, security, End User, General Observations, External Links, training, chris quick, Question of the Day, access rights

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Thinking SharePoint (and listen to your mother!)

  Guest Author: Paul Culmsee Website: CleverWorkarounds.com First in a series of Guest Posts on Re-Thinking SharePoint Special thanks to Andrew Jolly for his excellent ideas and feedback :: : Things your mother never told you about SharePoint You still... Posted Jun 10 2008, 11:25 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, moss, End User, General Observations, External Links, training, paul culmsee, cleverworkarounds

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Recognizing the value of SharePoint End Users

  Greg MacBeth has posted an interesting article with a point I think worth repeating: PRIORITY FIVE - Training Train your Admins Train your Developers Train your End Users (Some say 75 % of your Training Budget Goes here) Train your Staff in Integration... Posted May 26 2008, 09:03 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, External Links, training

• EndUserSharePoint: Request for Case Studies

  The question of the day comes from Dawn: Do you have any case studies on companies who have implemented SharePoint as their central communication hub? Dawn - I do have a white paper in draft form that I can make available to you. It documents the process... Posted May 23 2008, 08:26 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, training, case study

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Iron Man vs Indiana Jones… Are you kidding me?

  Is there any discussion here? I never thought there would be but it looks like the case of HR vs IT. Check with your IT department and I don’t think you’ve find any hesitation: Iron Man with no doubt. Then call up someone in HR and casually... Posted May 16 2008, 01:48 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, training, ironman, hulk, spiderman

• EndUserSharePoint.com: How do people learn?

  I have been a teacher in one form or another for 30 years. The subject of how people learn has been a personal fascination since the beginning. I found two articles this week that brought back my enthusiasm for discovering ways to learn. SuperMemo The... Posted Apr 27 2008, 08:48 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, training, teaching, learning styles

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Boston Marathon

  I’m in Boston for the weekend, getting ready to watch my father-in-law run the Boston Marathon. He’s 71 years old and this is about his 70th marathon… go Tony! That said, I’m taking the rest of the week off, showing the family... Posted Apr 20 2008, 05:09 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, Content Type, End User, General Observations, training, eBook

• DevConnections, Orlando, Florida

  Just a heads up for any that are interested, I'm headed to DevConnections next week. I'm exicited about the possibilities and things that I'll be exploring while there. Here are a few of the sessions that I'm planning to attend: Design... Posted Apr 14 2008, 04:00 PM by SharePoint Application Development Filed under: General Observations

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Translators Needed

  Susanne from Germany sent me a request that I thought was interesting: I really enjoy reading your blog and I think you’re doing a great job for all the end users out there. Even Microsoft appears to forget them sometimes, I think (witness the number... Posted Apr 11 2008, 09:16 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, training, translators

• Heroes Happen {here}

  I just got back in from a day at the Heroes Happen {here} launch event hosted here in the DFW area. It's interesting to see the roadmap that Microsoft has put before us as we move forward in our industry. One of the points from the keynote that most... Posted Apr 08 2008, 04:19 PM by SharePoint Application Development Filed under: General Observations

• EndUserSharePoint.com: RSS Subscription vs Email Subscription

  vs There seems to be confusion about how to receive the Weekly Newsletter that contains SharePoint 101: Tricks and Traps. A lot of people have inadvertently signed up for RSS subscription instead of the Weekly Newsletter. I was wondering why my feed numbers... Posted Apr 08 2008, 11:37 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, Resources, General Observations, Tips and Tricks, training, RSS, end users, email, consulting, weekly newsletter

• EndUserSharePoint.com: September 7 is the date… don’t be late

  Hey, there’s more to life than just SharePoint, right? I remember the first time I cranked up SimCity. Will Wright was in the next town over in Orinda and I thought “This guy has got something going on. I’ve got to meet him.” Well... Posted Mar 18 2008, 09:34 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, External Links, training, games

• EndUserSharePoint.com: No Spam, Just Goodies…

  Ever since the SharePoint conference, I’ve been getting hammered with questions in my inbox, so don’t take it personally if I don’t get back to you for awhile. I’m on the road for the next few weeks, teaching SharePoint in New... Posted Mar 15 2008, 12:06 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, training, newsletter

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Comparing Document Management Solutions - Homegrown or Third Party?

  Today’s post was written by Ryne Crabb. He would like help from the EndUserSharePoint.com community evaluating two solutions for management of documents in SharePoint. Please use the comments section to voice your opinions, questions or End User... Posted Mar 14 2008, 10:00 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, Document Management, Libraries and Lists, training, document management solution, dms, ryne crabb

• EndUserSharePoint.com: I will never be Joel Oleson

  I know this might come as a shock to you, but I came to a very harsh realization last week in Seattle: I will never be Joel Oleson. Or Andrew Connell. Or Todd Baginski. Not even close. Where did this clarification come from… why all of a sudden... Posted Mar 12 2008, 12:08 PM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, training, joel oleson, SPC2008, seattle, andrew connell

• EndUserSharePoint.com: Experts and Evangelists

  “If you want to bring MOSS to your organization, find a passionate, adaptable person; make learning MOSS their primary function, and challenge them.” Very interesting post from AutoSponge on how to get End User adoption by creating “experts”... Posted Mar 11 2008, 11:48 AM by End User SharePoint Filed under: Sharepoint, End User, General Observations, External Links, training, buy in, autosponge