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Probably the final video I’ll do before Christmas (I think anyway). This video focuses on the integration between Sharepoint 2007 and Outlook 2007 in three key areas. Firstly, the ability to link document libraries allowing the use of Sharepoint document libraries offline. Secondly, the linking of calendars means that event information between Outlook and Sharepoint can be viewed in a single instance. Finally, most parts of Outlook are RSS enabled, which means you only have to subscribe via RSS to view the information making it easier to see what has changed recently.
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Want to know what is a wiki is in Sharepoint V3.0? Well we have released a new YouTube video that will give you an introduction to this new feature of Sharepoint V3.0. To view the video simply click here or go to the Video – Links portion of this Supportweb site.
This presentation will show you how to create and edit documents in a wiki and well as demonstrate the power of wikis to business in things like knowledge bases.
Let me show you the ways.
Well more accurately let the article I just created tell you. You can find it here in the Supportweb Document Library as free download. The article takes a brief look at the different options and considerations you need to make before installing Sharepoint V3.0 onto a Small Business Server 2003.
If you don’t already know then you shouldn’t do an in-place upgrade (it breaks things if you do), you also have the option to install the Sharepoint into SQL if you want (although the “official” Microsoft procedure doesn’t mention that).
The articles looks at the installation of Sharepoint V3.0 on SBS from a reseller or systems implementer’s perspective, however hopefully this doesn’t mean that it won’t have value for other attempting this kind of installation. I also mention some of the benefits the Microsoft Search Server 2008 will bring to SMB space given its ability to not only index Sharepoint content but also file shares.
As always I appreciate any feedback on this article or any of the material that I create. Also, if you are interested in something specific them also let me know since I like to create material that is of benefit to “real” people.
You’ll find our latest video on Sharepoint Document libraries now here on YouTube. It shows you what is under the covers of the settings menu option in document libraries. This menu allows you to do things like changes the title and description of the library, manage the permission and RSS settings and configuration. The settings menu also allows you to configure columns and views.
For the time being, this will conclude our look at Sharepoint document libraries.
Any files trying to be uploaded into Sharepoint V3.0 with the following file extensions will be blocked by default :
ade
adp
app
asa
ashx
asmx
asp
bas
bat
cdx
cer
chm
class
cmd
com
config
cpl
crt
csh
der
dll
exe
fxp
hlp
hta
htr
htw
ida
idc
idq
ins
isp
its
jse
ksh
lnk
mad
maf
mag
mam
maq
mar
mas
mat
mau
mav
maw
mda
mdb
mde
mdt
mdw
mdz
msc
msh
msh1
msh1xml
msh2
msh2xml
mshxml
msi
msp
mst
ops
pcd
pif
prf
prg
printer
pst
reg
rem
scf
scr
sct
shb
shs
shtm
shtml
soap
stm
url
vb
vbe
vbs
ws
wsc
wsf
wsh
This list will apply not only to the uploading of documents, but also to extensions changes of documents once they are in a document library. So if you have .zip file in a document library and try to unzip that file into a document library and the .zip contains a .exe file then that document won’t extract.
To configure blocked file types:
