The Sacramento SharePoint Users Group (SPUG) is a group of industry professionals focusing on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server and Windows SharePoint Services. We meet once a month and share ideas and updates regarding this cutting edge technology. If you are an executive currently using or thinking about implementing SharePoint in your organization, this is the [...]

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Due to the fact that there is no browse feature for each of the lists you can create in SharePoint I have compiled the list of all the columns within each list template so that when you create your lists and libraries you will know your “starting” point. All lists contain a base set of columns. [...]

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One of the great features about MOSS 2007 search is that is has the ability to search content inside of documents. Because Microsoft Office has the built in technology required to do this MOSS can search Office document content as an out of the box function. Unfortunately, when you want to search other content such [...]

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Although I have been developing intranet sites for over 10 years, the past few years I have been working on intranet design for SharePoint 2007. The concept of designing the taxonomy is not that much different except that SharePoint provides additional options for metadata that we did not have before. Along with this metadata comes [...]

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Having worked with SharePoint 2007 for several years now, there are few things I have noticed about both the environment and the organizational structure of data in SharePoint. One of these is the use of Folders. I know it is a logical way of thinking to simply move existing data into SharePoint using folders. We [...]

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