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Bander, a friend who i have met in Dubai, has written a really great post about configuring Office SharePoint Server 2007 with Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server. I always like these great walk-throughs with pictures because it gives a clear view of how to do it. This post is especially interesting for...

Bander, a friend who i have met in Dubai, has written a really great post about configuring Office SharePoint Server 2007 with Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server. I always like these great walk-throughs with pictures because it gives a clear view of how to do it. This post is especially interesting for...

This downloadble content contains four chapters which describes installation of windows shared services 3.0 on Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Configuration and installation from the command line. This is s must have for all you guys starting with WSS 3.0 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us...

It all started by meeting Tianyi Jiang and Atif Rawn from AvePoint in Dubai, April this year. I had a good talk about their product and its capabilities which resulted in a demonstration. I have had two long (but great) sessions with the guys from AvePoint UK explaining to me all the functionality DocAve...

For one of our customers we installed a SharePoint farm using two front-end webservers, one application server and a cluster of database servers. This installation made use of "Least privilege administration using domain user accounts". This means that for SQL Server Service, SharePoint Setup...

As mentioned on some blogs the Visual Studio 2005 Extensions User Guide is available for download. One of the biggest issues we always have is generating the basic building blocks for our projects. Currently i'm looking into the possibility to create some kind of Software Factory for the base of...

Sometime i'm wondering through the wonders of the TechNet website of Microsoft. It contains a lot of usefull and easy to grab information regarding anything. Just by looking at the documentation for MOSS 2007, its incredible. Still we need others with their blogs to compensate for the holes and stuff...