DNS only handles the IP address - you need either a host header (which
allows you to run more than 1 IIS site on port 80) or something that
will do a port direct.  A http:// URL without a port number will always
try to contact port 80, an https:// URL port 443.



Bryan Hart | Technical Consultant | Solanite Consulting, Inc.



From: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sharepoint@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Kris Pahel
Sent: Thursday, July 09, 2009 5:47 AM
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [SharePoint] My Sites running on its own web application..,








Bryan,

Would a DNS redirect work for this using the cname? I can't remember if
that would still want a port 80.

BTW...over the last year I have learned a ton from your posts. You have
a lot of good advice and I thought you should know that I appreciate
your work. Are you on twitter?

Kris A. Pahel

Database Manager

United Way of Greater Portland
207.874.1000 X310
www.unitedwaygp.org <http://www.unitedwaygp.org/>

LIVE UNITED (tm)

Give. Advocate. Volunteer.

From: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
[mailto:sharepoint@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
] On
Behalf Of Bryan Hart
Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 8:02 PM
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [sharepoint] My Sites running on it's own web
application..,

Typically you'd do this with a "host header" site running on port 80.
There isn't really a good way to get a friendly URL on an alternate port
without involving some sort of URL re-writing proxy like ISA.

Bryan Hart | Technical Consultant | Solanite Consulting, Inc.

From: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
<mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
[mailto:sharepoint@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
<mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
] On
Behalf Of celts340520
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 2:10 PM
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
<mailto:sharepoint%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [sharepoint] My Sites running on it's own web application..,

Hello, we'll soon be rolling out My Sites to the masses at our company.

When initially setting up SharePoint we configured My Sites to run on
its own web app (as well as its own iis web site and app pool on port
83).

This generated a URL with the port number, 83, included.

What I'm trying to do is give a My Sites web application in SharePoint
running on port 83 (also currently on its own iis site and app pool) a
more user friendly URL - i.e. the port number 83 doesn't show - when
users browse their My Sites page and all subsequent pages underneath it.

We definitely want to keep My Sites on its own SharePoint 2007 Web
Application for performance and administrative purposes.

Is this an acceptable method to display a more user friendly URL...

We created a C-name record in DNS that resolves mysitestest to the ip of
our dev Moss server.

When creating our SSP we made My Sites its own web application using a
newly created IIS site and app pool on port 83.

We'll call the My Sites web app http://servername:83/

The primary Web app is http://servername on port 80.

The AAM I create for the My Sites web app is http://mysitestest (note:
no port specified in the AAM)

After this when I go into the edit shared service provider properties
page (My Site Location URL) or the My Site Settings page (Personal site
provider) within the SSP Admin page I see the My Sites Location URL
listed as http://mysitesdev:80/

Is this approach acceptable? Could it cause any potential issues?

Cheers

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hi,

i'm working on SSO where i created a Custom Provider (ISSOProvider method)
this method was implemented properly
however when i restarted the application my Central Administator was not
authenticating my credential (I'm Farm Administrator) for Operations & Appl.
Management,
since i could not understand the cause for this misbehaviour( custom
providers are disabled/Stoped) as i'm on Home tab but access blocked for
operations & App. Mang. tab.

--
Regards-
     Akshaya..


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Hey,

Not sure how many people have seen this already, but the SharePoint 2010 Sneak
Peek site is up at
http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/2010/Sneak_Peek/Pages/Overview-Video.aspx.

--- In sharepoint@yahoogroups.com, "John Moss" <john.moss@...> wrote:
>
> Is it possible to update a Sharepoint list from an Excel spreasheet? I
imported the SS into a SP list, but don't see a way to keep the list updated.
>
> Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.
>
> Thanks,
> John
>

Yes of course , You should go to this link and accept to install activex cookie
http://www.softfluent.com/wsslists.htm . After this You can synchronize excel
list with sharepoint list via context menu (right click on the table in excel
2007 and choose table then synchronize with sharepoint list. This solution is
very easy and free!

Best regards
Maciej

sounds good and I live /work in dublin. is it for cardinal health? if so I have
already been submitted.

--- On Sat, 7/11/09, barnett_serchuk <barnett_serchuk@...> wrote:


From: barnett_serchuk <barnett_serchuk@...>
Subject: [sharepoint] SHAREPOINT DEVELOPER – Dublin , OH - $45 per hour-6-12+
month project
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, July 11, 2009, 1:28 PM








SHAREPOINT DEVELOPER – Dublin , OH - $45 per hour-6-12+ month project- Well
known health company

We are looking for an experienced SharePoint developer. The application we are
developing is a data entry/maintenance tool that will be used to collect project
metric information for the PMO. The resource will need to evaluate our
requirements and recommended a solution using SharePoint technology. The
resource will then design, develop, test, and deploy the solution. The resource
will also be required to train CAH resources on the skills required to support
the application. This will be done through a combination of hands-on experience
(CAH resources working along side during development) and possibly training
sessions.

Candidate will be responsible for:
Support SharePoint Development Efforts
Development Process Implementation
24x7 On call rotation (SharePoint)
WE CAN NOT SPONSOR OR SUPPORT H-1 VISAS AT THIS TIME. ONLY GREEN CARDS, US
CITIZENS, CANADIANS AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN US or PERMANENT RESIDENTS.
If you know someone who is interested send him/her my way
RESUMES NOT LONGER THAN 3 PAGES!!!!!!
Please send resumes to Barnett Serchuk at barnett_serchuk@ yahoo.com. Put
"4006-1" in subject line.



















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--- In sharepoint@yahoogroups.com, "Cliff Ward" <clifward@...> wrote:
>
> Not from an Excel spreadsheet.  Importing from Excel into SharePoint is a one
time operation with out of the box tools.
>
> You can link a SharePoint list to an Access database and keep it up to date
using a linked table.  Modifying the data in Access will modify the data in
SharePoint.
>
> You could also create a linked table from the Excel spreadsheet in the
database and then run a query which would update the records in the SharePoint
linked table.
>
> Cliff
>
>
> From: John Moss
> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 3:26 PM
> To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [sharepoint] Update Sharepoint list from Excel
>
>
>
>
>
> Is it possible to update a Sharepoint list from an Excel spreasheet? I
imported the SS into a SP list, but don't see a way to keep the list updated.
>
> Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

I have good news :) Yes You can synchronize list via Excel.
You must go to this site: http://www.softfluent.com/wsslists.htm
Then click: Wss Excel 2007 Tables synchronizer install
Then export list to excel , make some changes and click right button on the
table in Excel 2007
then choose table and synchronize with list

This is easy and free solution for sharepoint users!

Best regards
Maciej

My organization has a lot of SP sites.  It's a pain to recreate new groups every
time we create a site when we want to give all staff access to a new site.  Is
there any way to copy an existing site group and use it on another site, rather
than creating the group user list over and over again each time?  And no, we're
not interested in creating the new sites as sub-sites of a top level; each new
site is a top level site out of necessity.  We're using MOSS standard edition. 
Thanks for any and all help.

Hi All,
My Sharepoint installation which is been running about 3yrs now suddenly  does
not allow me to access the shared Service Provider page to administer excel
services.

1. I used a service account to install sharepoint.
2. the service account is what i used to configure the ssp
3. the service account is the "primary site administrator" for "/ssp/admin"
whiles my account is the secondary administrator
4.the application spool attached to the SSP host in IIS is running using the
service account.
5. the service Account is able to log into the central admin but not the  SSP.

can anyone please help me? can i use STSADM to check the permission of the SSP
site?

thanks.
allyghee

Maybe this will help:   stsadm -o adduser -url <url> -userlogin
<DOMAIN\user> -useremail <email address> -role <role name> / -group
<group name> -username <display name> [-siteadmin]



Liz



From: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sharepoint@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of limipepe
Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 8:48 AM
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sharepoint] MOSS 2007 : SSP Problem





Hi All,
My Sharepoint installation which is been running about 3yrs now suddenly
does not allow me to access the shared Service Provider page to
administer excel services.

1. I used a service account to install sharepoint.
2. the service account is what i used to configure the ssp
3. the service account is the "primary site administrator" for
"/ssp/admin" whiles my account is the secondary administrator
4.the application spool attached to the SSP host in IIS is running using
the service account.
5. the service Account is able to log into the central admin but not the
SSP.

can anyone please help me? can i use STSADM to check the permission of
the SSP site?

thanks.
allyghee





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I have 2 openings at the moment.


1. Professional Services Consultant.  Needs extensive SharePoint experience
(don't need development experience).  US citizen or resident only.   Can live
pretty much anywhere in the US as long as it is near a major airport.

2. SharePoint Product Manager.  Preferably EST time zone .. US citizen or
resident or Canadian citizen.  Responsible for both inbound and outbound Product
Marketing.


Drop me an email offline if you are interested.


Martin Tuip
List owner

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How much would the professional services consultant pay? Is travel taken into
consideration?
�Lewin Wanzer
President - SharePoint Architect
MCITP(SQL08, WinSrv08), MCSE, MCDBA, MCTS(SQL05,MOSS,WSS),MCSA, MCP+I, MCP, SBS,
ACP
Accel Systems LLC. - Microsoft Partner
Office: 301.560.4210 Site: www.goaccel.com




________________________________
From: Martin Tuip <ajax@...>
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 6, 2009 11:47:47 AM
Subject: [sharepoint] Job openings

�
I have 2 openings at the moment.

1. Professional Services Consultant. Needs extensive SharePoint experience
(don't need development experience). US citizen or resident only. Can live
pretty much anywhere in the US as long as it is near a major airport.

2. SharePoint Product Manager. Preferably EST time zone .. US citizen or
resident or Canadian citizen. Responsible for both inbound and outbound Product
Marketing.

Drop me an email offline if you are interested.

Martin Tuip
List owner

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What does your event view say for an error when you try?  I find that
sometimes passwords expire in SharePoint before they do in Active
Directory.  Annoying but it taught me to check that event viewer because
it is normally spelled out in there.



From: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sharepoint@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of limipepe
Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 8:48 AM
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sharepoint] MOSS 2007 : SSP Problem





Hi All,
My Sharepoint installation which is been running about 3yrs now suddenly
does not allow me to access the shared Service Provider page to
administer excel services.

1. I used a service account to install sharepoint.
2. the service account is what i used to configure the ssp
3. the service account is the "primary site administrator" for
"/ssp/admin" whiles my account is the secondary administrator
4.the application spool attached to the SSP host in IIS is running using
the service account.
5. the service Account is able to log into the central admin but not the
SSP.

can anyone please help me? can i use STSADM to check the permission of
the SSP site?

thanks.
allyghee





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Hi
How do i check the current permissions using STSADM in sharepoint.

thanks



--- In sharepoint@yahoogroups.com, "Liz.Pumilia" <liz.pumilia@...> wrote:
>
> Maybe this will help:   stsadm -o adduser -url <url> -userlogin
> <DOMAIN\user> -useremail <email address> -role <role name> / -group
> <group name> -username <display name> [-siteadmin]
>
>
>
> Liz
>
>
>
> From: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sharepoint@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of limipepe
> Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 8:48 AM
> To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [sharepoint] MOSS 2007 : SSP Problem
>
>
>
>
>
> Hi All,
> My Sharepoint installation which is been running about 3yrs now suddenly
> does not allow me to access the shared Service Provider page to
> administer excel services.
>
> 1. I used a service account to install sharepoint.
> 2. the service account is what i used to configure the ssp
> 3. the service account is the "primary site administrator" for
> "/ssp/admin" whiles my account is the secondary administrator
> 4.the application spool attached to the SSP host in IIS is running using
> the service account.
> 5. the service Account is able to log into the central admin but not the
> SSP.
>
> can anyone please help me? can i use STSADM to check the permission of
> the SSP site?
>
> thanks.
> allyghee
>
>
>
>
>
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I took a class in January and the class site stopped working in Febuary.  I've
received several messages that they were working on the problem, but nothing has
been fixed and the site shows it is down for maintenance (over a month ago).  My
July email has gone unanswered.

Does anyone have experience with the SharePointBootcamp people?
Kirk

Hiya,

I tried dragging and dropping the wiki entries from one site directory
(http://companyweb/info) to another (http://companyweb/technical/) this morning
in order to consolidate two sites.  I've previously done this without a problem
but after this move the files seem empty when I view them from the new site. 
The wiki files (.asp) are there and I can open in Notebook to see some code but
can't find the content.

Is there a quick fix to this or do I need to restore from a backup?  I'd rather
not have to do the restore from backup option because our tape drive stripped
it's mechanism this morning and I'm awaiting a replacement.

Regards, Ade.

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At my company I have been place with the task of self learning ... MOSS 2007 &
WSS 3.0

Yes this was a big task, now I'm excited about all the functions and features
... would anyone know the best Cert track to follow to make myself more
marketable

we have an SharePoint Services 2003 w/ WSS 2.0 and the company wants to upgrade
the SQL portion of this environment. Anyone willing to take the time to answer a
question? I know the wall in not the correct place for this but I need help.

I'm hosting an online webinar tomorrow on SharePoint Archiving. If you are
interested you can signup here:

Thursday, August 27, 2009 10:00 am
Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-07:00)

https://mimosaevents.webex.com/mimosaevents/onstage/g.php?t=a&d=579578578

Event Information: Mimosa NearPoint for SharePoint: Next Generation SharePoint
Archiving & Recovery

Learn more about Mimosa's NearPoint� for SharePoint at this interactive webinar.
Using real-life case examples, you will see first-hand how NearPoint eliminates
your most critical SharePoint pains with a simple, effective solution that
delivers next generation SharePoint data protection, recovery and archiving,
storage optimization, legal discovery, and regulatory compliance. In the words
of one NearPoint user, "Mimosa NearPoint will quickly become the SharePoint
administrator's best friend."

SharePoint Developer - Annapolis MD - US CITIZENS

I have an exciting opportunity for someone looking to join a growing,
financially secure corporation with a need for a SharePoint Developer in
their new facility in Annapolis MD. The ideal candidate will be part of a
new global initiative and be responsible for full life-cycle software
development of high-quality, enterprise-scale web applications in the
SharePoint .NET environment, including integrations with third-party
systems. Our client offers a competitive salary, an excellent benefits
package including a company paid pension plan, and discretionary bonus
potential.

Requirements:
* MUST be a US Citizen.
* 3+ years of experience with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
development.
* Exceptional .NET development skills. Strong SQL Server skills.
* Must be familiar with SharePoint DB architecture.
* Experience working with MOSS 2007 Share Point Designer 2007, Web Services,
User Controls, XML and CAML.
* Knowledge of Infopath, Business Data Catalog, Forms Services, Excel
Services and Report Center preferred.
* Superior analytics and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and
the ability to work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
* Bachelor's degree is required.

Sorry, no third party recruiters will be utilized in this search!

If interested please email your resume, as a Word attachment to
<mailto:denise.bujwit@...> denise.bujwit@...

  <mailto:denise.bujwit@...> Denise Bujwit
The Harvest Consulting Group
denise.bujwit@... <mailto:denise.bujwit@...%0b>
  <http://www.harvestcg.com> www.harvestcg.com
================================================================

SharePoint Administrator - Annapolis MD - US CITIZEN

I have an exciting opportunity for someone looking to join a growing,
financially secure corporation with a need for a SharePoint Administrator in
their new facility in Annapolis MD. The ideal candidate will be part of a
new global initiative and will be responsible for the overall administration
of the SharePoint environment supporting the design and deployment of a
global SharePoint implementation, and administering and maintaining the farm
topology, including web-front end (WFE) servers, index servers, query
servers, and database servers, including the proper distribution of roles
and services running on each. Our client offers a competitive salary,
including a company paid pension plan, an excellent benefits package, and
discretionary bonus potential.

Requirements:
* MUST be a US Citizen.
* 3+ years of experience with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server with
demonstrated deployments that reached broad sets of users and integration of
data sources.
* A broad knowledge of Microsoft products and technologies and how they can
be integrated with SharePoint is preferred.
* Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) / Microsoft Certified Technology
Specialist (MCTS) with a focus on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS
2007) is preferred.
* Superior analytics and problem-solving skills.
* Must have excellent communication skills, attention to detail, and the
ability to work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
* Bachelor's degree is required.

If interested please email your resume, as a Word attachment, to
denise.bujwit@...
<mailto:denise.bujwit@...%20with%20contact%20information.%0dSorry,
%20no%20third%20party%20recruiters%20will%20be%20utilized%20in%20this%20sear
ch.%0dDenise%20Bujwit%0bThe%20Harvest%20Consulting%20Group%0b>  with contact
information.

Sorry,
<mailto:denise.bujwit@...%20with%20contact%20information.%0dSorry,
%20no%20third%20party%20recruiters%20will%20be%20utilized%20in%20this%20sear
ch.%0dDenise%20Bujwit%0bThe%20Harvest%20Consulting%20Group%0b>  no third
party recruiters will be utilized in this search.

Denise
<mailto:denise.bujwit@...%20with%20contact%20information.%0dSorry,
%20no%20third%20party%20recruiters%20will%20be%20utilized%20in%20this%20sear
ch.%0dDenise%20Bujwit%0bThe%20Harvest%20Consulting%20Group%0b>  Bujwit
The Harvest Consulting Group
  <mailto:denise.bujwit@...> denise.bujwit@...
  <http://www.harvestcg.com> www.harvestcg.com





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How can  I

1. create Sitemap (OOTB/custom) for publishing site in MOSS 2007
2. style the sitemap
3.Modify its xml file.

Thanks,
Mridula.

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Hello All,
People in middle east get ready for great road show of Microsoft.
Please find given below timing/locations as per your schedule/country.
I will attend session in Bahrain....what about you.

http://microsoftfeed.com/2009/microsoft-new-efficiency-launch-roadshow/

Abu Dhabi
Date: 23rd November, 2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Intercontinental Hotel Abu Dhabi, Dar El Ishtiqbal ballroom Bahrain
Date: 11th November, 2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Sheraton Bahrain Hotel Kuwait
Date: 17th November,
  2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Marina Salwa Al Subah Oman
Date: 15th November, 2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Shangri la Barr Al Jissah Resort.


Regards,
Tariq Younas   http://sharepointhotshots.blogspot.com







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relatively new to sharepoint 3.0 on w2k3, but learning real fast....i can access
the site no problem if i add 192.168.1.5 to my intranet sites page, tried
pushing it out thru group policy, that aint working either, i have ntlm and
anonymous checked in iis settings, someone said on another forum that the
service account for the windows service might be incorrect, so i think that is
my problem, currently here is what i can't figure out...

i go to sharepoint central admin - ops - service accounts - hit the drop down
for windows service and all it says is select one.....why is this?  i can change
the info for the web app pool but i don't want too just yet, all sharepoint
services are running fine, like i said i can access the site if i add the ip or
site name to intranet trusted sites, but i can't see touching 300 pc's, so i
know there is something wrong....i've been at other companies before when they
went live on sharepoint and the client pc's never had to be touched.....please
help.....

vicki

I understand there are hard limits of users per SP group, but does anyone know
if there is a hard limit of SP Groups per Site Collection?

I am a newbie in Sharepoint developement.

I need to upload to my sharepoint site some photographs taken with my mobile
cam. Probably, I will the user to introduce a form with some data, and attach
the images before sending.

Can anyone suggest me on how to begin with this project?
- Windows Mobile... which version?
- How to program the form... in mobile or asp.net?
- How to connect the form with the sharepoint site?

Thanks!
Karl

Folks,

Being new to SharePoint, we found that we were being asked for login
credentials every time we opened a document from a document library
(even after already logging into the site).  We found how we can
configure the browser to automatically pass credentials to alleviate
that problem (by adding *.rochester.edu to "Trusted Sites" and selecting
the "Automatic Logon with current user name password" option in the
Custom security zone).  This solution only works for IE (although I have
heard rumor that there is a Firefox add-in) and is also a potential
support hurdle for consumers of the site.  It's also a problem for
people who might be using a public PC - whereas the credentials passed
to SharePoint are different from that actual machine user.

It seems like there would/should be a way for SharePoint to use the
credentials that a user has logged into the site with - to also grant
them access to documents.

I plan to call Microsoft and ask them what our options are, but before
doing so I wanted to reach out to you folks to see if you have already
found answers to this issue.

Thoughts?

Steve





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Hello All,
People in middle east get ready for great road show of Microsoft.
Please find given below timing/locations as per your schedule/country.
I will attend session in Bahrain....what about you.

http://microsoftfeed.com/2009/microsoft-new-efficiency-launch-roadshow/

Abu Dhabi
Date: 23rd November, 2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Intercontinental Hotel Abu Dhabi, Dar El Ishtiqbal ballroom Bahrain
Date: 11th November, 2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Sheraton Bahrain Hotel Kuwait
Date: 17th November, 2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Marina Salwa Al Subah Oman
Date: 15th November, 2009 • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Shangri la Barr Al Jissah Resort.


Regards,
Tariq Younas   http://sharepointhotshots.blogspot.com




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Hello everybody,

My company has received specifications for a simple graphical editor on paint
and is requested for a technical design and for a project plan.

Because we don't have the skills right at hand now, we are looking for somebody
who could help us.

If you are interested in cooperating with us, please do not hesitate to respond
to this message.

Thanks,

Frederic

Did you get help on this?
 Lewin Wanzer
President - SharePoint Architect
MCITP(SQL08, WinSrv08), MCSE, MCDBA, MCTS(SQL05,MOSS,WSS),MCSA, MCP+I, MCP, SBS,
ACP
Accel Systems LLC. - Microsoft Partner
Office: 301.560.4210 Site: www.goaccel.com




________________________________
From: frederic.panek <frederic.panek@...>
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, October 20, 2009 12:21:52 AM
Subject: [sharepoint] Help needed to prepare a SharePoint proposal

 
Hello everybody,

My company has received specifications for a simple graphical editor on paint
and is requested for a technical design and for a project plan.

Because we don't have the skills right at hand now, we are looking for somebody
who could help us.

If you are interested in cooperating with us, please do not hesitate to respond
to this message.

Thanks,

Frederic







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Hi frederic,

I can help out in technical design and project plan for the requirement.

Thanks and Regards
Siva Pittu

--- On Mon, 10/19/09, frederic.panek <frederic.panek@...> wrote:

From: frederic.panek <frederic.panek@...>
Subject: [sharepoint] Help needed to prepare a SharePoint proposal
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 11:21 PM







 









       Hello everybody,



My company has received specifications for a simple graphical editor on paint
and is requested for a technical design and for a project plan.



Because we don't have the skills right at hand now, we are looking for somebody
who could help us.



If you are interested in cooperating with us, please do not hesitate to respond
to this message.



Thanks,



Frederic

























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As you knew, FAQ is a very important part of your website to serve
existing customers and engage new clients.

Recently I am using a tool to build a dynamic FAQ page on my
website(http://www.orderartwork.com/faq.htm)..
http://www.silkwise.com/content/viewthread_thread,14737

I found it is cool: takes me a few minutes to install and has
search, post question and other functionalities.Do you have better ideas of
using it to unlock the power of FAQ?

Thanks,
Jool.





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