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License problem after successful activation?

For current versions of Bamboo products, Bamboo License Manager v2.7 is best installed from the Setup.bat file. One installer for 32-bit systems and another installer for 64-bit are included in the zip file; Setup.bat determines the correct type for that...

Posted to The Bamboo Team Blog by Bob on Thu, Dec 4 2008

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Site Theme Not Applied Across your SharePoint Sub Site?

I was talking about site themes with my manager earlier today, and he mentioned in passing that it bugged him that the site theme he'd chosen for our team site only seems to be applied haphazardly. Since this is something I've also wondered about...

Posted to SharePoint Blank by John Anderson on Thu, Dec 4 2008

Filed under: Joel Oleson, Site Theme, Site Settings, Master Page

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Bamboo Welcomes PM Centrix to the Partner Advantage Program

PM Centrix is located in Ireland and is the IT services company of the Project Management Group . PM Centrix is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner in three competencies including Information Worker, Custom Solutions and Data Management. The company offers...

Posted to The Bamboo Team Blog by Dawn Mumm on Thu, Dec 4 2008

Filed under: Bamboo Partner Advantage Program, PM Centrix

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Control when a document is displayed: Managing Item Scheduling

You may not know this already but SharePoint has this cool feature called Managing Item Scheduling . Have you ever wanted to upload a file to a library but only have it display between certain dates even times to all users? Well SharePoint has the answer...

Posted to The Bamboo Team Blog by Jeff Kozloff on Thu, Dec 4 2008

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SharePoint, Pushups, and Breast Cancer Awareness

As a man, I have noticed that men tend to be less likely than women to get involved in raising funds or participating in Breast Cancer awareness. In an effort to combat this tendency, the men in our office recently decided to see if we could help change...

Posted to The Bamboo Team Blog by Chris Coultas on Thu, Dec 4 2008

Filed under: SharePoint Poll Web Part, Pushups for Breast Cancer Awareness

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IT Administrators with Active Directory Experience Wanted for Microsoft User Research Study

Microsoft is conducting a usability study to gain insight into what you would like to see in the next version of Active Directory Users and Computers and how this tool impacts your job function. We want to learn from you, the experts, to determine what...

Posted to The Bamboo Team Blog by Chris Dooley on Thu, Dec 4 2008

Filed under: Microsoft, User Research Study, Active Directory Users and Computers

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SharePoint Daily for December 4, 2008

Top News Stories Microsoft Puts Datacentres on Wheels (ZDNet) In a blog posting on Tuesday, Microsoft detailed what the "generation four" datacentres will look like. "This is a significant step forward, and one that Microsoft believes will...

Posted to SharePoint Daily by Chris Dooley on Thu, Dec 4 2008

Filed under: Windows 7, Jeff Webb, Windows Azure, Sharepoint Online, jQuery, Unit Testing MOSS, InfoPath Forms Services, Social Office, Liferay, ESP Content Editor, Visual Explorer, Disaster Recovery, Building the SharePoint User Experience, Bjørn Furuknap

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Applying a Filter to a SharePoint List

I've mentioned filters in passing a few times in the past, but it occurred to me earlier today that I've never really lingered over the topic. As regular readers have probably sussed out by now, such realizations tend to lead to dedicated blog...

Posted to SharePoint Blank by John Anderson on Wed, Dec 3 2008

Filed under: Filter SharePoint List, Filtering, List Filter, Filter

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Introducing the ESP Content Editor

Thanks for all the feedback on the Upload Wizard and the Dynamic Quick Launch Master Page . It's great to see folks out there downloading and using those free tools. In the spirit of the holidays, I've put another free tool out in Bamboo Media...

Posted to The Bamboo Team Blog by jeff.webb on Wed, Dec 3 2008

Filed under: Web Part, Jeff Webb, Free, Download, addin, Content Editor, CSS

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SharePoint Daily for December 3, 2008

Top News Stories SharePoint - Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane? No... (CMSWatch) Talking about SharePoint in Copenhagen today and yesterday reminded me of an interesting point. While I like to talk about the practices and tools of search, web content management...

Posted to SharePoint Daily by Chris Dooley on Wed, Dec 3 2008

Filed under: Google Chrome, My Site, Windows 7, List Rollup Web Part, SharePoint Projects, Link Conductor, Novell GroupWise, IE Market Share

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Pimp my My Site: Adding a My Links Web Part

While casting about for today's blog topic, I realized that it had been a while since I'd dressed up my My Site with some new bling. This being the case, I decided to treat myself to a new Web Part, and while scrolling through the available options...

Posted to SharePoint Blank by John Anderson on Tue, Dec 2 2008

Filed under: My Site, My Links Web Part, Add My Links

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Relative URLs and List Rollup Web Part, a perfect harmony

Are you a faithful user of Bamboo List Rollup Web Part? Have you had the frustrating realization of creating the resulting List Rollup Data View internally, just to find out that your external users link to items from the List Rollup Data View still used...

Posted to The Bamboo Team Blog by Jeff Kozloff on Tue, Dec 2 2008

Filed under: Relative Paths, List Rollup Web Part

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SharePoint Daily for December 2, 2008

Top News Stories Want to Get SharePoint but Stay on Lotus Notes? Here's How (Computerworld) Microsoft Corp.'s SharePoint collaboration server software is, by many accounts, a huge hit, providing that seemingly irresistible formula of solid technology...

Posted to SharePoint Daily by Chris Dooley on Tue, Dec 2 2008

Filed under: Vista, Lotus Notes, Windows 7, BizSpark, CSF Development, CodePlex, Search Server Express, Workflow Foundation .NET 4.0, VS 2008, SharePoint PowerShell Deploy, TypeMock

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Folder Name Headings in your SharePoint Shared Documents?

A question came in via email recently which immediately generated a chuckle, since the message began, "As you seem to be quite expert on the whole SharePoint thing..." Though I certainly appreciate a compliment as much as the next blogger, modesty...

Posted to SharePoint Blank by John Anderson on Mon, Dec 1 2008

Filed under: Folder Name, Shared Documents Folder, Shared Documents

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SharePoint Daily for December 1, 2008

Top News Stories SharePoint 2007 - Best Practices for Collaborative Portals (Sys-Con) It was the usual story: a short deadline and a tight budget. The client's internal staff said "No way" to build the Web-based application in fewer than...

Posted to SharePoint Daily by Chris Dooley on Mon, Dec 1 2008

Filed under: SAAS, Partner Advantage Program, Windows 7, BDC, Visual Studio 2010, Microsoft Azure, Systems Garden, SharePoint Site Configurator, Green IT R&D, SharePoint Christmas Countdown Webpart, Bamboo Alerts Administrator, DataLan Corporation

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License problem after successful activation?

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Bamboo Welcomes PM Centrix to the Partner Advantage Program

Control when a document is displayed: Managing Item Scheduling

SharePoint, Pushups, and Breast Cancer Awareness

IT Administrators with Active Directory Experience Wanted for Microsoft User Research Study

SharePoint Daily for December 4, 2008

Applying a Filter to a SharePoint List

Introducing the ESP Content Editor

SharePoint Daily for December 3, 2008

Pimp my My Site: Adding a My Links Web Part

Relative URLs and List Rollup Web Part, a perfect harmony

SharePoint Daily for December 2, 2008

Folder Name Headings in your SharePoint Shared Documents?

SharePoint Daily for December 1, 2008