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  • The "Language" of Advanced Search (Part 2)

    This is the conclusion of a two-part article about customizing the SharePoint (MOSS), and Search Server, Advanced Search Web Part. In Part 1, you learned about the basic settings of the Web Part - which search options are shown, and how they are labeled. In Part 2, I'll show you how to change which...
    Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 09-05-2008

  • The "Language" of Advanced Search (Part 1)

    If you have been using MOSS Search or Search Server, you have probably noticed that the Advanced Search page gives you lots of options to restrict results. From different word filters, to particular languages, to document types - even specific document properties. You may have wondered how (or even if...
    Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 09-02-2008

  • EndUserSharePoint.com: First Steps in Defining Search Scope

    Author: Chris Quick WSS Development In my previous post, Exploiting or Being Exploited by SharePoint Search, I introduced the concept of managed properties. Managed properties can be used to help refine searches. In addition to managed properties, another key feature in search is Scopes. There are two...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-18-2008

  • Sharepoint Training for End Users... nice, when it works

    Microsoft finally got around to creating some interactive training and videos for end users to learn Sharepoint 2007. There are two versions: Standalone (which will run on any PC) and Portal (which you can deploy to your existing Sharepoint server for the benefit of users). The training looks really...
    Posted to wsspectacular (Weblog) by moffitar on 01-15-2008
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