Best Bets and Keywords in SharePoint and Search Server

Cross-browser Rich Text Editing and More in SharePoint

Search Federation with SharePoint - Part 1

Burned by FeedBurner
At Least They Didn't Burn the Turkey Just a quick note before I run off for the Thanksgiving holiday (USA). If you have been a subscriber to my RSS feed, you may have noticed a problem clicking through to my blog posts lately. This is because of a change that FeedBurner made a few weeks ago. They added extra parameter information to the connection string of links back to the blog. This is theoretically a good thing, as it allows site logging to better determine where

SharePoint Virtualization
All of Your Eggs in One Basket? Every time a new version of a virtualization tool comes out, people get all excited about the possibility of reducing the costs of running their data centers. Most of them are thinking in terms of hardware consolidation, but virtualized environments also allow for new ways of handling resilience and recovery as well. This is all well

A Free SharePoint Org Chart Web Part
Enhancing a CodePlex Project In this article, I'm going to get a bit more technical than is my normal wont. In fact, I'm going to go into Visual Studio, and show you some C# code as well. (Waiting a few minutes for folks who know me to pick their jaws up off the floor, or even find some smelling salts... Yes, Virginia, I really can program when I have to. :) I just very rarely have to.) That doesn't mean I'm going to be building this project from scra

Off Topic - String Along with Ford
Buried in Bureaucracy and Rebuffed Note: This is a follow-up piece to my "In a Fix with Ford" article. See that if you need some additional background. Where does one begin a tale of woe? For that, my friends, is what we have here. Six weeks ago, I wrote my original article with high hopes that I could prevail upon Ford to do the right thing,

SharePoint 2010 Hits the Jackpot
SharePoint Conference 2009 Wrap-up The show is over, but the adventure is only beginning. As stated before, SPC09 in Las Vegas was the coming out party for SharePoint 2010. While we will still have to wait a few weeks for stable bits to play with, over 7000 attendees came away with a treasure trove of knowledge and documentation. In my previous installments, I talked about the venue, the atmosphere, and the keynotes. I've also touched on some of the new Offi