Lately I’ve been looking over the XML code contained in the Application Definition File for some SharePoint Business Data Catalog work I’ve been doing. As I normally do, I used Visual Studio as my XML viewer of choice. But I had to pause for a second to sit back and appreciate how Visual Studio 2010 makes looking at all that XML code a lot nicer. : )
I've got a fever, and the only prescription is... more SharePoint! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/More_cowbell
Friday, August 20, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
Document Management Using SharePoint – SharePoint Saturday slides posted
Saturday’s SharePoint event here in Columbus, Ohio was great. I give kudos to the folks that worked hard to put it together, and who pulled off bringing together such a great lineup of speakers. If you’re a SharePoint junkie in Central Ohio and you missed the event, I now shed a tear for you. (wiping away fake tear)
The only consolation I can give you is that you can scroll down a little to see the slides from my presentation. Although it doesn’t include the live demos I ran during my talk, it at least gives you a peek at what I think are some of the main points of interest as it relates to document management in SharePoint 2007 and 2010.
There – don’t you feel better now? :)
The only consolation I can give you is that you can scroll down a little to see the slides from my presentation. Although it doesn’t include the live demos I ran during my talk, it at least gives you a peek at what I think are some of the main points of interest as it relates to document management in SharePoint 2007 and 2010.
There – don’t you feel better now? :)
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