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Author Archives: Stu
SharePoint 2013
This is no doubt one of the many thousand posts on this subject – the beta release of SharePoint Server 2013. Download it here. and to accompany the install, have a read through this installation guide – http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30384 Minimum software … Continue reading
Default Content Database
Nothing too complicated today but something that some people aren’t aware of and ask if it can be done – having more than one content database so they can, for example, keep sensitive data separate from their general day to … Continue reading
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SPD WebPart Definition Code
Using SharePoint Designer, users can update WebPart properties directly via the code pane. Now, if this is a requirement for you, you’ll notice that when editing a custom version three WebPart (System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart) that the properties are displayed as attributes of … Continue reading
Paymo
Today, we have a non SharePoint related post to start June with. I’ve been using various time tracking systems over the past while and have had varied success with them. Some I’ve loved certain features but hated others parts of … Continue reading
Export MetaData Terms
Central administration provides a way to import metadata term sets and terms by uploading a CSV file. However, it does not provide a mechanism for exporting terms to a CSV. There are quite a lot of PowerShell and command line … Continue reading