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July 2007 - Posts

Zipping/Unzipping Files in a C# Application

Recently, I wrote a web service that consumes XML and generates output (PDF) files. I used a component from tallPDF ( http://tallpdf.net/ ) to handle the PDF file creation (based on an XML template) and things worked great. However, we found that the
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Odd SPS 2003 Behavior After Latest Security Patches

OK, I still don't fully understand all the pieces here but I thought I would share what I know... I worked with a client yesterday on an odd problem with SharePoint Portal Server 2003. It seemed that site creation out of the site directory stopped working.
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New Whitepaper on MOSS Security Model

My colleague, Nick Bisciotti , and I have written a whitepaper on the MOSS security model. The goal is to give readers an overview of the many layers and touch points for security considerations associated with managing a MOSS environment. You can find
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How search features are affected by a SharePoint upgrade

I found a very interesting article on Microsoft TechNet ( http://technet2.microsoft.com/Office/en-us/library/e96a7f61-4287-40f9-b7c0-2763e1fd93841033.mspx?pf=true ) on how search is affected by going from SharePoint Portal Server 2003 to MOSS 2007. It
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Programmatically Add Values to a SharePoint Multi-Value List Field

I recently wrote a web part that mimics the data entry form that SharePoint presents for list data. One of the challenges I had was dealing with multi-select fields. If you look at how SharePoint shows the values on the list view it appears that the data

Another Great Source for Portal Content

Following up on my last post on world clocks, I'd like to add one more... I received an email yesterday showcasing the new Forbes widgets. Basically, they present Forbes.com (my favorite magazine, by the way) content in "widgets" on MySpace and FaceBook
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