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I’m in Boston for the weekend, getting ready to watch my father-in-law run the Boston Marathon. He’s 71 years old and this is about his 70th marathon… go Tony! That said, I’m taking the rest of the week off, showing the family around Boston and lower New Hampshire. I’m falling behind on my email responses to [...]

The second installment of the free SharePoint 101: Tricks and Traps ebook was sent in the weekly newsletter this morning. For those of you who have received it, please scroll to the bottom of this page to leave your comments, feedback, suggestions, rants, raves, etc. Below is the outline of what was covered in this [...]

The question of the day is short and simple from Pamela:
I’m desperately seeking examples of how content types can be used . . .
Pamela – Here’s a quick one that will give you a running start. Setup a Finance Library that will hold four different types of content: Budgets, Expense Reports, POs and Contracts. Each [...]