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• Silly SharePoint Bug: Folder name blocked as if it was a file

  I was creating a folder for one of our clients in one of our Document Libraries, and was going to use the name of the client, but SharePoint wouldn't let me: "The file you are attempting to save or retrieve has been blocked from this Web site... Posted Jul 21 2008, 02:29 PM by mo.notono.us Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, moss, soapbox, silliness, errors

• Microsoft kommt mit XTOPIA und Technical Summit im November nach Berlin

  Im November kommen zwei große Microsoft Veranstaltungen nach Berlin: Deutsche Remix: Xtopia 2008 Die Xtopia 2008 findet am 17. und 18. November 2008 im Berliner ICC statt. Am 16. November findet zusätzlich noch eine Pre-Conference statt. Die Microsoft... Posted May 19 2008, 02:50 by SharePoint, SharePoint and stuff Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, SharePoint 2007, SharePointPodcast, Podcasting, deutsch, Office 12, Newsticker, SharePointCommunity, Berlin, ICC, Technical Summit, Xtopia, ReMix

• Windows Live (Messenger, Writer, etc.) on Windows Server 2008

  After several months of not using IM (oh it was SO freeing!) I finally decided to find a version of live messenger that works on server. I do like Live Messenger because it works well with the webcam for video calls. I finally found an old version that... Posted Apr 26 2008, 04:52 PM by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft

• MVP Summit Report

  This week I attended the Microsoft MVP Summit in Seattle. Here's why we love Microsoft: Microsoft listens, and is also transparent with it's key influencers and contributors. This week I heard product plans for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server... Posted Apr 18 2008, 11:30 PM by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft

• VS 2008 Launch Event

  I went to the Microsoft VS 2008 (/Windows Server 2008/Sql Server "not going to release in" 2008) launch today at the Denver Convention Center. It's nice working downtown, because I can walk over to events like this without committing the... Posted Mar 20 2008, 05:03 PM by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft

• Zuned

  I finally got a new MP3 player-- after sticking with my first generation IPod Shuffle for several years. For a while I had a Nano, but I thought the Shuffle was way cooler due to it's gumstick size, and not having to worry about scratching the stupid... Posted Mar 08 2008, 11:13 PM by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft

• Microsoft Office Live Workspace - it's a Beta

  This reminds me of the "old" joke: Q: What's the difference between a Google Beta and  Microsoft Beta? A: The Google one works. Seriously, Microsoft Office Live Workspace Beta is NOT ready for prime time.  It breaks left and right... Posted Mar 05 2008, 09:51 by mo.notono.us Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, moss

• Zahl des Tages

  Gefunden bei New York Times : Microsoft Delivers Strong Growth and Includes a Sunny Forecast "The business division, which includes Office, reported sales of $4.8 billion, a 15 percent gain. Most of that comes from Microsoft’s popular word-processing... Posted Feb 29 2008, 01:56 PM by SharePoint, SharePoint and stuff Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, SharePoint 2007, deutsch, Office 12, Newsticker, SharePointCommunity

• Google/MOSS: Google Sites (beta)

  In case there was ANY remaining doubt that Google has its sights set on Microsoft Office, and in this case WSS/MOSS, here comes Google Sites : http://mo.notono.us Read More... Posted Feb 28 2008, 10:26 by mo.notono.us Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, moss, google

• Heroes Happen {Here} L.A. Recap & See you @ Seattle’s SharePoint Conference 2008!

  Short version: I’m dead tired, 2008 Launch was very cool, L.A. traffic sucks and I can’t wait to go to Seattle next week! Full version: Man it’s been a while since I last blogged here. I’ve started doing some Dynamics CRM and infrastructure... Posted Feb 28 2008, 12:45 by The Art of SharePoint Evolution Filed under: Microsoft, SharePoint Conference

• SharePoint 2007 : Livres blancs et videos avancees

  L'équipe SharePoint vient de présenter sur son blog, une série de videos et livres blancs destinée aux IT. Cette série n'aura de cesse de s'aggrandir mais en attendant, on peut déjà y trouver : Overview: Office SharePoint Server server farm... Posted Feb 17 2008, 05:53 by Philippe Sentenac [Usual Coder] Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, video, WhitePaper

• MOSS: Rant: Pathetic Documentation

  There's a running joke around the office that if you have two SharePoint references, one of them MSDN and the other a blog post, and the two differ, then the blog post must be correct. Seriously, having been weaned on the excellent documentation for... Posted Jan 29 2008, 09:59 PM by mo.notono.us Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, moss, soapbox

• SharePoint 2007 : Vidéos Mercredi du Dev sur Sharepoint

  Comme vous le savez peut être, il y a eu dernièrement une session Mercredi du Développement "un peu spéciale" (voir post précédent Pierre Lagarde - Relation technique avec les développeursRenaud Comte - MVP SharePointFlorent Santin - MVP Team... Posted Jan 21 2008, 04:52 by Philippe Sentenac [Usual Coder] Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, video, Présentation

• SharePoint 2007 : Concours de création de modèles de sites

  Fabrice en a parlé récemment ainsi qu'Erol, Microsoft France a eu l'idée sympa d'organiser un concours pour la création de modèles de sites. Vous l'aurez compris le but est de développer un template de site WSS 3.0. Mais il faudra qu'il... Posted Dec 27 2007, 03:00 by Philippe Sentenac [Usual Coder] Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft

• Using Visual Studio 2008 for .NET 2.0 Projects

  VS 2008 has been available on MSDN for a few days now. We're not ready to jump to the 3.5 framework in our development teams yet, but there's nothing stopping us from moving to the new IDE since it lets us target the 2.0 framework. I'm moving... Posted Dec 04 2007, 03:35 PM by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft

• SharePoint 2007 : Présentation Mercredi du Développement - 14 Novembre 2007

  Vous l'avez peut-être vu sur le blog de Malabar, il y a une session Mercredi du Développement "un peu spéciale" qui approche. Si je vous en parle, c'est qu'évidement ce sera une session sur SharePoint 2007 mais aussi car il y aura... Posted Oct 17 2007, 11:33 by Philippe Sentenac [Usual Coder] Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, Présentation

• Devil wears Prada featuring Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging

  Not sure how geniune this is, but worth taking 5 minutes out to watch :) Posted Jul 12 2007, 09:42 by Thinking out aloud - Dave Hunter's blog Filed under: Microsoft, Exchange Unified Messaging

• Longhorn on my Laptop: Update

  So far, the score is Longhorn Server (aka Server 2008): 2, Vista: -2. At home, my wife's Vista Ultimate box just lost it's kernel. How can you lose a kernel? I didn't even know that was possible, but it did. Don't get me wrong. I really... Posted Jul 05 2007, 09:08 by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft

• DDF Command and Variable Syntax

  DDF files as used in SharePoint to create Solution (WSP) files are an anachronistic throwback to an ancient Microsoft technology: CAB files. Since CAB files predate the era of blogging, it is not particularly straightforward to find documentation on DDF... Posted Jul 02 2007, 02:55 PM by mo.notono.us Filed under: Sharepoint, Microsoft, moss, howto

• Laptop Tech: Longhorn 64bit

  After running Vista 64 on my new tablet (HP Pavilion tx 1000, 64bit dual core tablet w/2gb ram) for the last few weeks and Server 2003 in a VPC, I finally got fed up with dealing with VPC. With the hardware acceleration in the Turion chip it's not... Posted Jun 18 2007, 10:15 by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft

• Orcas Uninstall and the Whidbey/WebDev.exe fix

  Every time I use Microsoft Betas, I am shocked to learn that they don't uninstall. And yet, as Solomon wrote " as a dog returns to its vomit ", I continue to try to run Microsoft betas and CTPs. When they work, they're beautiful. Just... Posted Apr 03 2007, 01:31 PM by Daniel Larson's Developer Blog Filed under: Microsoft