This post is part of a series of InfoPath tips and tricks that use InfoPath and SharePoint 2010 ‘out of the box’, no custom coding required. All the articles can be found on the Forms & InfoPath page under SharePoint 2010 Resources. As with all other posts, this is not a complete tutorial and assumes [...]
Read more »This is part of a series of posts about some InfoPath tips and tricks. It’s not an introductory tutorial and will assume that you have some knowledge of InfoPath. All solutions will use InfoPath 2010 with SharePoint 2010. A really useful feature in InfoPath is the ability to create multiple views within a single form. [...]
Read more »This is the first in a series of posts about some InfoPath tips and tricks that I’ve been using over the past 12 months. It’s not an introductory tutorial and will assume that you have some knowledge of InfoPath. All solutions will use InfoPath 2010 with SharePoint 2010. This post will show how to create [...]
Read more »In October I presented at a Records Management event in London for Unicom. The title of my presentation was SharePoint and Records Management: The Good, Bad and Ugly. The slides are embedded below. Please note they never behave as well on the web as when presented. Especially so in this case, as I decided to [...]
Read more »This post applies to SharePoint 2010 Server, Standard or Enterprise edition. SharePoint can be used for all sorts of content. For collaborative and productivity scenarios, the focus is often on document libraries and lists for managing content. Sometimes content is better suited in web pages, such as wiki sites and newsletter. But the default page [...]
Read more »SharePoint 2010 introduced managed metadata for the first time – the Managed Metadata Service (MMS). You can create a hierarchy of terms (metadata) and then use those terms to classify content stored in SharePoint. If you decide to rename a term, all items classified will be updated to reflect the new term. That’s the managed [...]
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