Category: SharePoint
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SPDocKit 5
In early December my great team at Acceleratio delivered the biggest release of SPDocKit ever. When we started building version 1 in 2010 we wanted to create a tool that would help administrators save dozens of hours spent manually documenting their SharePoint farm configuration and help them do it in just a few clicks. These…
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GuideMeThrough SharePoint courseware is here!
We are very happy to announce the first version of GuideMeThrough SharePoint courseware – affordable courseware for SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint Online! In this release we are focusing on document libraries, content types and SharePoint security. Each guide can be purchased separately, and each comes in 3 different flavors: Printable Guides PDF documents that can…
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The SPC Adriatics is back!
Three years ago, three of us — Nenad Trajkovski, Adis Jugo and I — decided to organize a SharePoint and Project conference. We didn’t have much experience but we believed it could be done. This year we are throwing the party for the 3rd year in a row. SPC Adriatics 2014 returns on October 15th…
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GuideMeThrough SharePoint – affordable courseware for SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint Online!
Have you ever needed to organize a SharePoint training for a group of people within your company? Or been hired by another company to do a group training? You can’t even begin to think about it without having the right documentation for your trainees! Documenting basic end user tasks in SharePoint may seem like a…
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Getting Users to Appreciate Lookup Columns in SharePoint – Part III
Use case 3: Lookup list for reusable items (many-to-many) The last use case is the list of products which are stated on the invoice. Any invoice can contain more than one product. In this example, the products are software licenses. The name of the list is “Invoice Items” and looks like this: As you can…
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Getting Users to Appreciate Lookup Columns in SharePoint – Part II
Use case 2: Lookup list with additional attributes The list I created for thsi use case is: “Clients”. You can see it bellow – it has a couple of attributes, it’s not as simple as “Payment Methods”. The purpose of this example is to show that some attributes of this list, such as “Organization Name”…