At the last AMITPRO meeting I was asked about having SharePoint search more than just the lists and libraries within the SharePoint site. Part of thinking is that if users became accustomed to browsing to the SharePoint site to complete this common task (search!) it may help with general adoption of SharePoint as another tool
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Good Luck Bill English
I saw this blog post when I got into the office this morning announcing big changes for Bill English. He’s changing his role at MindSharp so that his day to day role is more focussed on the business side of things than the technical. His blog post fully explains why but in short he wants
SharePoint as a Help Desk on Tour v3–Reading
Looking back at my recent posts it looks like this is all I talk about at the moment! Anyway….after giving this presentation to both AMITPRO and the North West England SBSC Group I’ve been asked to do it again by Chris Timm from the Thames Valley Group. The meeting is on November 4th in the
SharePoint site not available after installing KB983444
Seems this is quite common but none of the Microsoft suggested fixes worked for me so thought I’d round up some of the things I did find and what worked for me. So what was the actual problem? After we’d installed security update KB983444 for SharePoint we were unable to browse to the SharePoint site
‘SharePoint as a Help Desk’ On Tour–Manchester
I may have mentioned once or twice over the last couple of weeks I’d been invited to the Manchester SBSC group to deliver the presentation I gave at AMITPRO a few months ago. So last Thursday I made the trip up to Manchester and as I’ve done every time I’ve presented to a user group
Creating an Activity Log with SharePoint
I was reminded of an old Notepad trick on LifeHacker yesterday. Basically if you create a new text file, add .LOG as your first line and then save the file, every time you open it after that the date and time is automatically added for you. LifeHacker then suggest you can use this as an
SharePoint as a Help Desk–On Tour!
I’ve been waiting to post this as I wanted to make sure it was shared on the official site first! As you may or may not know (if you read this blog or know me you should!) I can quite happily ramble on about SharePoint in a small business context for a long time. So
SharePoint as a Help Desk @ AMITPRO
Urgh….I meant to do this a lot earlier but I’ve had a crazy week since the AMITPRO meeting last week. I’ve got a back log of posts I want to put together but between holidays, hospitals and a couple of major client projects I’ve been at full tilt since then. Anyway, back to the point!
Andy and SharePoint @ June AMITPRO Meeting
Yeah i know….me again. We’ve had a speaker drop out at short notice so I’m going to speaking at AMITPRO this month. The topic is one you’ll probably know is something I quite like talking about – SharePoint! My presentation will be titled – SharePoint as a Helpdesk I’ve had the idea for the while
SharePoint as a Twitter Client. Sort of – Part Five
In part four I mentioned that there would be a problem in the future with this solution. In the second part of this series we created a simple function that generated a HTTP request to send to the Twitter API. As part of that request we sent a username and password. This known as “basic