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Just a quick reminder, if you are planning on attending next week’s Beginner’s Guide to Content Types online workshop, it’s time to register!
I know everyone had an exciting day at Joel’s party yesterday, but it’s time to get back to work now. Congratulations, Joel, on a HUGE success.
Mark

Yesterday’s workshop, Create a Master Calendar in SharePoint, used Content Types to help drive exposure of specific events for pseudo sub-calendars. As much as anything else, many people in the workshop were fascinated with the possibilities of using Content Types to manage information structures.
I’m going to publish a series of articles over the next two [...]

Chris (Quick) has an article coming out tomorrow, A Case Study for Content Types: Vendor Invoices, Quotes and Contracts. To prepare you for his real world walk through, I’m making available a set of modules on how to plan and implement content types for a document library, A Beginner’s Guide to Content Types. This was [...]

Introduction
The idea of self-documenting code refers to efforts that make application development less time-consuming.  Mark Miller documented an example of a self-documenting SharePoint site based on something we learned in Bob Mixon’s course.  The New Site Request Form allows SharePoint environments to grow while reducing administrative efforts.  New and future requests link to the “roadmap” [...]

Dessie Lunsford
Points-of-Sharing
If you haven’t read through the previous article in this series and wish to follow along in the walkthrough, I encourage you to read it first, especially since we’ll be working with the Excel spreadsheet we created last time.
In the previous article on “Customizing a Task List“, we created a “Date Completed” column using [...]

This week’s screencast, A Beginner’s Guide to Content Types, walks through the process of creating Content Types to help manage a Documentation Library. This is a continuing series of screencasts that started with Doug Cornelius ‘ case study and another screencast, Overview of Content Types.
This week’s screencast should give you a basic idea of [...]

I am making last week’s Subscriber Only newsletter and screencast available so that people can see what type of information is included in the EndUserSharePoint.com weekly newsletters. 
The newsletter includes a seven minute screencast, giving an overview of how Content Types can be used to display selected documents in managed pages.
If you find the screencast interesting and [...]