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-+Setting up Entourage Web Services Edition with Exchange Online
85 days ago
Setting up Entourage 2008 on the Mac Since there is not a Sign In Assistant client built for the Mac, you’ll need to setup your email application by hand.   If you use Entourage, then follow these steps.   If you use another type of email software, login to your Microsoft Online Corporate portal at https://home.microsoftonline.com and look in the Help with My Services section for information on setting up your email client.   1.        In Entourage, on the Entourage menu, click Account Settings . 2.        In the Accounts window, click New . 3.        In the New Account window, in the Account type list, select Exchange , and then click Setup Assistant . 4.        In the Account Setup Assistant window, select the My account is on an Exchange server check box, and then click Configure Account Manually . 5.        In the ...
-+Simple Integration of MS-CRM and SharePoint
160 days ago
Statera just released an easy to use enterprise application mashup called Stratus to simplify the integration of MS-CRM and SharePoint. Stratus can be setup in a few minutes and will allow you to leverage SharePoint's document management features within Microsoft Dynamics CRM (both online and on premise versions).   Once activated, Stratus adds a new tab to Accounts, Opportunities and Cases that will allow you to create SharePoint sites and add/view documents to and from those sites. In addition Stratus gives you visibility to key CRM information directly from within SharePoint. To learn more about Statera's MS-CRM and SharePoint Integration tool, go to stratus.statera.com. Related Words: CRM, SharePoint, Dynamics CRM, Microsoft Online Services
-+Logging Errors in SharePoint 2007
806 days ago
Quick post here… I had the need to log to the SharePoint log files found at C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\LOGS and had a hard time finding the 1 line of code to do it, so I thought I'd blog about it really quick. If you have this need, use something like the following line of code: catch(Exception myException) { Microsoft.Office.Server.Diagnostics.PortalLog.LogString("Exception Occurred: {0} {1}", myException.Message, myException.StackTrace); } Hope this saves someone out there a bit of time searching for this…
-+Copying, Exporting and Importing SharePoint Document Libraries
836 days ago
Well, it's been a while since I blogged about anything, but I've got what is hopefully going to be a good one here. I've got a small SPS 2003 to MOSS 2007 migration project to help with over the next week or two and one aspect of the project is the need to move some documents from an SPS 2003 document library to a MOSS 2007 document library. Generally this would be part of an upgrade process, but our client already has a MOSS 2007 farm deployed and in use and wants to slowly build out additional MOSS 2007 sites and site collections and move the documents from their old SPS 2003 server. I know there are a couple of ways to do this such as using the Explorer View and then Copy or Cut from one location and Past to another location, but I wanted a way to do this where I could script it out and do a couple of dry runs over the course of a week or two and then do a final cut-over one evening (the SPS 2003 farm is still in use so documents are being added and changed on a daily basis). ...
-+Microsoft eScrum Version 1.0 for Team Foundation Server
894 days ago
My buddy Wade Wegner just notified me of this tool from Microsoft: "eScrum is a Web-based, end-to-end project management tool for Scrum built on the Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server platform. It provides multiple ways to interact with your Scrum project: eScrum Web-based UI, Team Explorer, and Excel or Project, via Team Foundation Office Integration. In addition, it provides a single place for all Scrum artifacts such as product backlog, sprint backlog, task management, retrospective, and reports with built-in context sensitive help." To download, visit http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=55a4bde6-10a7-4c41-9938-f388c1ed15e9&displaylang=en&tm Haven't had a chance to play with it yet, but it definitely looks very valuable! I also recently became aware of a Project Server 2007 VSTS Connector. To read more about this tool and/or download the code visit http://www.codeplex.com/pstfsconnector
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