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Search Federation with SharePoint - Part 1

Today I'm going to walk you through setting up a Federated Location in Search Server and post-Infrastructure Update SharePoint. (Twitter fans, pay attention, as that's the service I'm using in these examples...) While that certainly qualifies as "Back to Basics", that's just...

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 11-18-2008
On Being a SharePoint Master

In my summary post on TechEd EMEA 2008, IT Pro Week, I mentioned that I felt one of the most significant announcements is the addition of a SharePoint discipline to the Microsoft Certified Master and Certified Architect programs. That is now being borne out as the SharePoint blogoshpere and Twitterverse...

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 11-11-2008
TechEd EMEA 2008: IT Pro Week Wrap-up

As I prepare to head home from TechEd EMEA 2008, my impression is that this has been a good week. Read the whole summary at my new site...

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 11-07-2008
Todd Klindt and Shane Young Take Tampa

http://www.toddandshanetaketampa.com/default.aspx To teach an awesome 5 day SharePoint administrators only class. You didn't think we were betting on the Rays to win the World Series did you? Nope instead Todd and I will be teaching SharePoint Survival Camp the best SharePoint Administrator Training...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-23-2008
A List, a View, a Part, in SharePoint

Today's subject is something of a "back to basics" article. I talk about some very fundamental SharePoint concepts, but I'm adding a little bit of a twist. Lists and libraries, Views, and Web Parts are interrelated components. Sometimes it is hard to tell where one of them stops, and...

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 10-20-2008
Finding Buried Treasure - Built-in Usage Reports in SharePoint and Search Server

If you have a web site, you need usage reports. You need to know how often people are visiting, what they're looking at, and where they're coming from. While this information is a kind of buried treasure in and of itself, I'll also show you how to get to some "bonus" usage reports...

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 10-12-2008
It's All on the Table (of Contents)

We're in the final editing stages of the book , and I've just received clearance to talk in more detail about what's in it. I've just posted the Table of Contents on my new site !

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 10-01-2008
SharePoint Server 2007 Courses

es gibt für wss/sharepoint zwar leider weiterhin keinen - mir bekannten - kurs, so wie es diese z.b. für excel etc gibt; aber immerhin gibt es ein ganz nettes online training (und nicht zu vergessen gibt es natürlich auch das training toolkit). Ähnliche BeiträgeWSS 3.0 / MOSS 2007 SP1Microsoft Office...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-26-2008
First, Do No Harm

When I was speaking at the Wisconsin SharePoint Users Group last week, someone asked me: "How do you know when to choose SharePoint Designer or Visual Studio for a particular change to a site?" I explained that I had a sort of "Hippocratic Oath" for SharePoint customization. Read...

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 09-22-2008
On to Wisconsin!

I'm excited to announce that I will be speaking this month at the Wisconsin SharePoint Users Group . The meeting will be held September 16th, at the Microsoft office in Waukesha, Wisconsin - just outside of Milwaukee. My topic will be how to Create no-code/low-code solutions using SharePoint Designer...

Posted to The Sanity Point (Weblog) by WoodyW on 09-08-2008

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