Monthly Archives: January 2008

I found this trivial tip on Itay Shakury’s blog and I must admit that I have been asked this question many times too and always have to think twice before I remember how to do it. So that’s way this is … Continue reading →

found this article on: http://lirliron.blogspot.com/2008/01/moss-search-for-emails-and-attachments.html Some of our customers requested to have the ability to search context within email messages and within its attachments.Searching the web for a solution came with results that indicate that a third-party development is needed … Continue reading →

Ha finally, I found it. Thanks to Martin Kearn I finally found a way to have a single installation source for installing MOSS with SP1 embedded (slipstreamed) Here is the original article of Martin posted @ http://blogs.msdn.com/martinkearn/archive/2008/01/14/how-to-create-a-slipstream-installation-for-moss-with-sp1.aspx In order to … Continue reading →

 Source: http://www.sharepointplatform.com/teamblog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=43 By default, SharePoint trace logging is enabled and the log files are stored at: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\LOGS on your front-end web server. Without changing the verbosity of logging via event throttling settings, or the number … Continue reading →

Hi all, I was scouting the internet for documents regarding planning for MOSS when I stumbled upon a collection of planning worksheets on Technet. These worksheets help you though a lot of aspects in planning. There are about 40 or … Continue reading →

Yes, you all know the kind of messages I mean. I was asked yesterday if there was a way to remove some data from those announcement messages that are sent out when you have enabled alerting on a announcement list. … Continue reading →