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SharePoint Designer tutorial: Working with SharePoint Websites is a new book from Packt, which teaches users different SharePoint features that will help them create a SharePoint website. Written by Mike Poole, this book is ideal for people new to SharePoint Designer who want to put together a business website.

If you’re thinking about Microsoft SharePoint, AppointLink Inc. has web parts and solutions for:

1.Online Course evaluation

2.Online Take Home Exam

3.Course Management and student, faculty, course, and department sites – Known as “MyLaw Portal”

4.Course Views – Presents course offerings in grid, calendar, and list views for students and staff – also allows user to export to Outlook

Please feel free to contact me for a discussion or demo about any of these or other components you might be considering.

P.S. Also for those of you who attended our session at CALI and stopped by our booth, I wanted thank you for your support.

Sincerely

Dan Glass
Sales Manager
AppointLink Inc
314-968-5129
dan@AppointLink.com

Are there any Deltaview PE users out there with a solution to the
problems it has with Acrobat 8 and Office 2007?

Thanks,

Bob

You can write blog posts or, more specifically you can use Word07 as an editor for any website that uses one of the blog XMLRPC interfaces to accept articles. This includes Drupal and Classcaster and more. This post was written using Word 2007 connecting to www.teknoids.net. Pretty cool.

Warning: this got a bit long:)

While I no longer have to worry about keeping a lab running, I thought I'd throw my two cents in anyway. I've been running Vista exclusively on my laptop since January (2007) and I must say I like it a lot more than XP.

The laptop I'm running it on is a year old Toshiba Satellite with a Centrino Duo 1.66 Ghz processor with a 1 gig of RAM and Intel Mobile graphics. It came with XP and was marked as 'Vista Capable'. As expected, XP performance was marginal and I was lucky to get through a day without needing to reboot (I was in the habit of shutting down the PC for lunch just to preserve my sanity). And, yes, I did run Linux on it with better results. Indeed about half the time I worked on the Linux desktop and that was fine.

When the Vista betas came out last summer I grabbed those, but was not impressed. I wasn't even able to get the release candidates to install properly. I was not optimistic about 'Vista Capable'. That is until I picked up a copy Vista Enterprise.

Hello, my name is Venera
And I’m working for a software company. It’s the first project of that kind and it’s pretty hard for me.
We currently working on the development of commercial plugin sync BaseCamp with Outlook. www.grabsync.com
Of course the first question that I had was: “Do you need a sync between BaseCamp & Outlook?”. I would say yes.
I try to analyze what would you like to see (it was really not easy to me, but I tried! )
So I made a conclusion to sync milestones with outlook calendar, but not sure of it.
Maybe you need better sync To-Does? Or maybe both? That’s a good question… for me.
I think people who working with such a programs can propose what exactly you want to sync? What features you would like to see?

Feel free to post here. You also can Email me & I will answer you in shot time (that’s for sure).

Thank you.

Venera
Softomate
E-mail venera@grabsync.com

A number of enterprise customers have already signed up for 16,000 of the 70,000 annual SUSE Linux enterprise subscription certificates Microsoft is offering under its recent, controversial deal with Novell. Heading the list of customers taking advantage of those certificates are Deutsche Bank AG, Credit Suisse and AIG Technologies, all of whom have welcomed the interoperability moves between Microsoft and Novell.

Microsoft Hands Out 16,000 SUSE Linux Subscriptions

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Zero-day Word exploit

http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6141221.html?tag=nl.e589

Cyndi Dean

Assistant Dean for Information Technology

UNM School of Law

(505) 277-0695

Many of you have asked how to run IE6 and IE7 in a side by side environment. As Chris Wilson blogged about early this year, it’s unfortunately not so easy to do. There are workarounds, but they are unsupported and don’t necessarily work the same way as IE6 or IE7 would work when installed properly. As Chris said, the best way to use multiple versions of IE on one machine is via virtualization. Microsoft has recently made Virtual PC 2004 a free download; we’ve taken advantage of that by releasing a VPC virtual machine image containing a pre-activated Windows XP SP2, IE6 and the IE7 Readiness Toolkit to help facilitate your testing and development. The image is time bombed and will no longer function after April 1, 2007. We hope to continue to provide these images in the future as a service to web developers.

IEBlog : IE6 and IE7 Running on a Single Machine

Oracle Trumpets Content Management 'for the Masses'By John PallattoJune 15, 2006 Be the first to comment on this articleREDWOORD SHORES, Calif.—Not content to control half of the relational database market, Oracle on June 14 introduced two enterprise content management products aimed at enabling corporations to move more text documents and other unstructured data into computerized repositories.

Oracle Trumpets Content Management 'for the Masses'

Document management systems seemed to be on many peoples' minds at the CALI conference. Rich McCue mentioned his very successful use of Sharepoint services and also clued me into Alfresco. Both look very interesting.

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'noids, it's like Christmas:) You can d/l the Vista Beta here: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getready/preview.mspx. Hint: you'll need to have a DVD burner.
Enjoy!

Elmer

Windows Vista Community: Windows Vista Beta 2 Customer Preview Program - get it while it's hot! Hint: you'll need a DVD burner.

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The software giant on May 23 delivered Beta 2 versions of its Windows Vista operating system, Office System 2007 and Windows Server Longhorn at the same time. The scheduled 2007 arrival of the three products, now in beta, means that 2007 is shaping up to be one of the most important periods in some years for Microsoft, and by extension, the PC industry. But by delivering all three betas simultaneously, Microsoft is also setting out to prove that the trio is also more tightly coupled than before when it comes to security and productivity features, including search and document sharing.

Microsoft Releases 3 Beta Products at WinHEC

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The Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor is a small beta application that you can run on your current Windows XP-based computer to find out if it's ready for an upgrade to Windows Vista. When you run the Upgrade Advisor, it will scan your computer and generate an easy-to-understand report of any known system and device compatibility issues, along with recommendations on how you can get your PC ready for Windows Vista.

Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor Beta

Download it here.  Just the thing for a slow Friday afternoon.  How long before everyone is clamoring for Vista ready machines?

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