Patrick Tisseghem's WeblogSharing ideas on .NET, SharePoint and Office 2003He made it!- August 31, 2004 More than a year ago, David Boschmans pushed me into blogging. And I am thankful he did this. Now he finally has his own blog! So, for those of you who work with the Compuware DevPartner tools, visit his blog (and annoy him with your emails :-))http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/31.html#a225 IBF in Denmark- August 23, 2004 Last week I was at the MS offices in Hellerup (Denmark) for a two-day workshop on smart client technologies for the information worker and the new Information Bridge Framework. I love the Danish, good food, and of course the best beer in the world (although a good pint of Guiness is still my favorite). For me it was a good experience. I delivered the workshop for the first time, but everything went smoothly. Next month the official start of the tour will be given in Amsterdam for ISV...http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/23.html#a222 FrontPage, More than HTML- August 17, 2004 I am doing a lot of stuff these days with Microsoft FrontPage 2003. It is a great tool to customize and enhance SharePoint portal and team sites. If you want to learn more about the other things you can do and learn to use FrontPage as an editor that is capable of more than just HTML authoring, here is a good blog: http:weblogs.asp.netlisawollhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/17.html#a221 New SharePoint Goodies from Microsoft on GotDotNet- August 11, 2004 Microsoft&146;s Office System group on Monday is making available free of charge two &147;Web Part&148; toolkits and a Web services toolkit to boost integration of the company&146;s SharePoint Portal Server 2003 package and SharePoint Services sites with applications from vendors such as SAP. Find them on http:www.gotdotnet.comteamsharepoint Read more: http:www.infoworld.comarticle040809HNwebpart_1.htmlhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/11.html#a220 IBF Technical Overview Presentation- August 7, 2004 Very valuable and rich technical overview of the Information Bridge Framework 1.0. http:www.microsoft.comdownloadsdetails.aspxfamilyid=ccc3640b-0680-4ec8-a6e1-d77c8771c232&displaylang=enhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/07.html#a219 (Untitled)- August 7, 2004 This IBF case study has just been published on the Microsoft Downloads site. http:www.microsoft.comdownloadsdetails.aspxfamilyid=76f32b98-699d-4c90-af03-a8c7da3fbeb0 Read the case study highlighting tangible benefits realized by Cascade Designs by implementing an Information Bridge Framework based solution Overview Outdoor equipment manufacturer Cascade Designs was struggling with a manual engineering change management system that was time-consuming and inefficient. To review and...http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/07.html#a218 Updated InfoPath SDK- August 7, 2004 The InfoPath 2003 Software Development Kit (SDK) download contains sample forms, tools, and documentation to assist with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 and InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 form development and deployment.http:www.microsoft.comdownloadsdetails.aspxfamilyid=351f0616-93aa-4fe8-9238-d702f1bfbab4http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/07.html#a217 Munich halts biggest-ever Linux migration- August 5, 2004 It seems they have a problem here...http:zdnet.com.com2100-1104-5298060.htmlhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/05.html#a216 IBF MOC- August 4, 2004 Yesterday I received a draft of the Microsoft Official Course Material (MOC) on the Information Bridge Framework from Michael Kiselman. MS is releasing it in the coming month so we can put it on our course calendar starting from September and I can use it for my MS-Denmark workshop in two weeks. It is a 3-day course and the first impression is that the content is an excellent mix between the theory (and believe me, there is a lot of new terminology for the Office developer to learn) and...http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/08/04.html#a215 |