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I know that Office 365 and SharePoint are all that we seem to talk about today on Twitter and everywhere else. But I do still work with some clients using SharePoint on-premises and they needed some help recently. I was finally able to overcome and I want to share my struggle for others to benefit. I’ve seen examples of doing things like this in server-side code but not PowerShell.
I've been working with SharePoint for over 8 years now, and worked with a lot of different clients and types of users. I've seen that there's one area that a lot of people either struggle with, or get flat out wrong. That is what they create in SharePoint to store content.
In today's post I'm going to give four questions to answer that should help drive what kind of content needs to be created. Why is this so important? Keep reading to find out ...
It’s been awhile but I am back to continue on my SharePoint Basics series for SharePoint. Let’s see where we are:
Back in Part 2, I touched on SharePoint Views briefly in the context of creating content. In today’s post I want to go a lot deeper with views and show you how to work with them while will help any SharePoint user work more effectively and efficiently.
Are you a newbie when it comes to SharePoint? Are you lost in the lingo, or trying to make heads or tails of how to incorporate the tool into your day-to-day operations? If so, this blog is for you!
In this post with PowerShell, I wanted to show you how you can write a script that will enable versions but starting from a subsite instead of the entire site collection.
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