Links last week - 290908

The following links were collected during the past week (or two). This is not a comprehensive list of everything published about SharePoint on the Internet. Rather, it is a selection of articles that I found useful and thought others might too. If you would like to receive this post as an email, please subscribe to the newsletter

Announcements

• MS collection of links to SharePoint news and analyst reports
• Microsoft SharePoint and the CMIS standard
• SharePoint 2007 and Windows Server 2008

Features

• Lists: Relational Data "Light" in SharePoint
• Search: Using Wildcard Search Web Part for recently modified files
• Search: SharePoint Image Search
• Business Intelligence: Dashboard Decisions - SharePoint or PerformancePoint?
• Composite applications: Enterprise Mashups on the SharePoint Platform
• Offline: Taking SharePoint Files Offline - When to use Outlook, Groove or OneNote

Deployment

• Access: Public-Facing SharePoint? Please activate ViewFormPagesLockDown!!!
• Security: SharePoint End User Security
• Security: Enabling SSRS in SharePoint Integrated mode using Kerberos
• Migration: Upgrade issue from SPS2003 to MOSS2007
• Automated: Scripting SharePoint Deployment
• Performance: Plan for availability - Office SharePoint Server
• Performance: Planning and Monitoring SQL Server Storage for Office SharePoint Server
• Messaging: Troubleshoot Messaging Integration
• Updates: Infrastructure Update Known Issue

Development

• Introduction to SharePoint Development site (MS)
• Data: Introduction to SharePoint Data Structures
• Syntax: SharePoint Solution Syntax Part 1
• BDC: MOSS BDC, Search and Web Service
• Profiles: Getting SharePoint User Profile Peers

Related Products and Services

• Office: Bulk convert DOC to DOCX

And finally...

Something Microsoft related that you may or may not have seen:

Microsoft Research: The Vision (of different user interfaces)

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