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This one showed up in my email box this afternoon. I thought it could provoke a nice discussion on the best practices for developing navigation in SharePoint.

Can you point us to a resource that lists ALL available web parts, no third parties please, and tells which version of SharePoint in which they are available?

I am a SharePoint end-user training designer, developer, and teacher working for the provincial government of Ontario in Canada, and I find both the demand for and supply of strictly end-user training for SharePoint is relatively small compared to how important I FEEL the need is. This feeling of mine is based on trying to roll out SharePoint in our large organization. I’d appreciate any comments you might have for me

In my first post, I had mentioned that the mighty Data View web part (DVWP) has many potential applications in the real world. While thinking about what I wanted to show in my first example of the DVWP, I felt inspired by Mark and his team who had created a Quote of the Day web part (QOTD as termed by Mark) using the Content Editor web part (CEWP) and some javascript… a very nifty solution. The quotes in that web part are embedded within so you can change them by directly going to the source editor of CEWP.
The solution that I have presented in this article is a bit different from the other QOTD. It utilizes the DVWP as the presentation component.

A question has come up on Stump the Panel that I’d like to throw out to the SharePoint community. I’ll let Rick state it in his own terms.

The question of the day comes from Mick:
“Site Background: small business site hosted on a shared WSS server at FPWEB
Problem Background: “The team” uses an SP teamsite to organize tasks, share a calendar etc. One of their key tasks is to prepare excel/word/pdf reports for 40+ different clients.
It occurred to the team that it [...]

The question of the day comes from Amila on Stump the Panel:
I need the users to be able to view video clips in MOSS. The clips will be saved in a doc library. What are the options available?
[There is] no standard [file type], they have different video files recorded in different ways (digi camera, [...]