Category: SharePoint

According to Wikipedia, SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. Launched in 2001, SharePoint is primarily sold as a document management and storage system, but the product is highly configurable and usage varies substantially between organisations.

Due to the highly configurable nature of SP and the multitude of versions available, we offer a vast collection of classic and moder SP information within this category which covers everything from Enterprise Users of the latest SP Release.

Therefore, this category is broad too, and is full of handy tips, tricks and advise. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn with our eBooks, How To videos and Webinars.

Office 365 for Dummies Ch 3. Unleashing the Power of Exchange Online
Office 365 for Dummies Ch 3. Unleashing the Power of Exchange Online
Ebooks

In the famous, friendly For Dummies way, this handy guide prepares you to get your head in the cloud and start making the most of Office 365 through Exchange Online. This FREE eBook contains excerpts from ‘Office 365 for Dummies – Unleashing the Power of Exchange Online‘. In this chapter, – Discover how Exchange Online provides flexibility and reliability… READ MORE

Use PowerShell to Manipulate the Values of a SharePoint Choice Field
Use PowerShell to Manipulate the Values of a SharePoint Choice Field
Blog Posts

Using PowerShell, we’re going to walk through handling a Choice field in a list. Specifically, this is a calendar list using the Category field. This may come in handy if you want to automate changing the values from another data source that BCS can’t connect to, or is too much work to get it to connect. I always prefer using SharePoint’s features, but sometimes we need to stretch it to make it work.

Juice up your SharePoint with SharePoint Cool Buttons
Juice up your SharePoint with SharePoint Cool Buttons
Blog Posts

When working with customers one often hears the following complaint: “Wow, this SharePoint is sooo ugly…”. I personally think SharePoint 2010 has very nice nice and professional design, but since customer is always right, from time to time I need to make it look more pretty. For some customers the “fix” is very simple, just add some nice looking buttons on the home page and they will be very happy with this improvement.

Couple of things that your customer needs to be able to do:
Add/Remove buttons easily
Add icons to buttons
Rearrange buttons as web parts
Change layouts i.e. order buttons vertically vs. horizontally