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              SHAREPOINT 2010 FAQs

SharePoint 2010 Governance Plan

SharePoint 2007 Governance Plan

Capacity Planning Best Practices

SharePoint 2010 New Features

Accounts and permissions are needed to deploy SharePoint

Differences between SharePoint Foundation, Standard and Enterprise editions

Renaming Application Databases

Renaming the Central Administation Database

SharePoint Database Mirroring: Configuration

SharePoint Database Mirroring: Sample Script

SharePoint Database Mirroring: Microsoft Recommendations

Comparison of Search Technologies

How to Install SharePoint 2010 on Windows 7

How to Install a SharePoint 2010 BI Testing Environment

Excel 2007/2010 sync add-in for SharePoint

How do I add an autonumber column to a list?

Simply go to the default All Items view of the list, click Modify View
and click the Display checkbox next to the ID column.

How to configure a custom web part or DLL to go to the bin directory
instead of the GAC and how to ensure that it is safe?

The bin directory is the partial trust location for SharePoint assemblies. When you create web part project in visual studio, it will ask for full trust/partial trust. Selecting partial trust means you are deploying this to bin folder. Full trust will deploy to the GAC. If you choose the GAC, your web part will be implicitly trusted. If you choose the bin folder you must then ensure that the web.config has been updated with the Safe Entry for your web part, and that the trust level is set to either 'WSS_Medium' or to 'Full' in the web.config file for your site.

Can SharePoint workflow be set in hours and minutes instead of days?

Yes, with SharePoint Designer

How do you prevent the !New tag from appearing next to new entries in
a SharePoint list
?

Use the Stsadm.exe tool to change the "Days to Show New Icon" property from the
default of two days to zero.


stsadm.exe -o setproperty -pn days-to-show-new-icon -pv 0 -url [SharePoint site URL]



 

 

Last modified: July 05, 2011