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  • A-B-P. Always Be Publishing

    "A-B-C. A-Always, B-Be, C-Closing. Always be closing, always be closing." These are the words of Blake, Alec Baldwin's character in the movie version of "Glengarry Glen Ross" ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104348 ), as he talks to (more like rants) a group of real estate salesmen...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 05-12-2008

  • Displaying an RSS Feed Within a MOSS Publishing Site

    For my current project at work I've been customizing SharePoint's publishing template for an Internet-facing website built on top of MOSS 2007. All in all we're really not doing anything too crazy with the site, but I did run into one roadblock that I think is worth mentioning here. It may...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 03-26-2008

  • Sharing Links: SharePoint Designer Governance

    I just wanted to take a quick second to direct you to a post published today by Robert Bogue, a SharePoint MVP: http://thorprojects.com/blog/archive/2008/02/12/737.aspx The article covers Rob's views on the proper usage of SharePoint Designer (SPD) and how that usage should be governed by SharePoint...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 02-12-2008

  • With Great Power: Beware the New Shiny Precious

    If you're like me and read over 100 SharePoint blog posts a day (and I hope you're not, because you need to get a life!), you're probably aware that Microsoft has released service packs for WSS v3, MOSS 2007, and Office 2007. So I'm not going to go through the motions of posting links...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 12-11-2007

  • Two More Small Notes about Features with a Big F

    In the process of working on some other topics for posting, I've noticed a couple of small details that you'll want to keep in mind when working with Features in SharePoint. I realize they may be kind of nit-picky, but I work in a world where not paying attention to the tiniest of details can...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 12-03-2007

  • When a Feature Isn't the Same Thing as a feature

    Hopefully it isn't any sort of a great revelation to anyone that the latest versions of SharePoint (WSS v3 and MOSS 2007) have a lot of great new features, such as blogs, wikis, Excel Services, and many more. I also hope that almost a year after their release, that you've gotten a chance to experience...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 11-15-2007

  • New Tools for Anyone Who Uses SharePoint

    I've added yet another new section in the right-hand column of this blog titled " My Toolbox ," and added two initial links to it. I've found myself using both of them on a pretty regular basis recently, and highly recommend that you take a look at them. The first item is a link to...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 11-12-2007

  • With Great Power: Giving Users All the Rope They Need

    If I had to name just one thing that impresses the heck out of me about SharePoint, I'd go with the power that SharePoint grants to the end users who manage sites. Sure, publishing, document versioning, the SharePoint object model and so many other features are pretty cool, but what you can do as...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 11-02-2007
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