Recently, I came across a client portal that had an interesting issue with search. The problem manifested itself when performing a search on any of the sub-sites in the site collection. I could search for any term, for example “Sebastian”, at the top-level site and receive a number of results that included my name in the document, me as the author, etc. Some of these documents lived in the top-level site, others on sub-sites. When I searched any of those sub-sites, I would expect to find that particular content that lives within that site. However, I did not and instead received the following message, “No results matching your search were found”.
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There is a known MOSS 2007 post-SP1 bug which will cause 403 Forbidden errors when changing the index server through the GUI. During these changes to configuration of the SSP, we experienced this issue. To resolve this, take the following steps.
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Many of us mobile users would like to find an easy way to backup our laptops while not being on the network. Well Windows Vista Business, Enterprise and Ultimate, ships with the Windows Backup and Restore center with “Windows Complete PC Backup”. Complete PC Backup creates a block level image backup of the entire computer in a Microsoft Virtual Hard Drive (.vhd) file. It can only be backed up to a removable disk or burned to one or more DVD’s, so you can’t back it up to a partition on your existing hard disk. Continue reading “Windows Complete Backup”
If you’re anything like me, you have terrible spelling and have to rely on the automated spell checking tools integrated into many applications. Unfortunately some applications lack this wonderful feature, some, for obvious reasons. Office Communications Server 2007 has changed the way I do business and the level of interaction I have with my many contacts.
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On a recent project, I developed a web-based InfoPath form which used a Contact Selector control to allow an end user to choose the recipients of an email that would be sent by a SharePoint Designer workflow. I was limited in that it needed to be a web-based form and I could not use code to accomplish this. Due to some limitations with the Contact Selector control in how it promotes to a SharePoint list, I could not simply promote the values from the control to a column, then use that information to populate the email.
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