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Jul 222009

Automate iFilter and PDF Indexing support

Setting up your SharePoint farm to be able to crawl PDF files and show the PDF icon is a manual task which involves changing the registry.

If you don’t want to go through the steps manually, try the stsadm command from here: http://notesfor.net/post/2009/07/14/Automate-iFilter-and-PDF-Indexing-support-to-a-SharePoint-Farm.aspx

You can find the CodePlex site here: http://notesforsearchfilter.codeplex.com/

After the stsadm extension has been installed, setting up PDF support is easy:

   1: stsadm -o searchfilter -ext pdf -filter PDFlib –iconfile "C:\Temp\icpdf.gif"

Published: 7/22/2009  7:37 PM | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: SharePoint, CodePlex

Jul 152009

SharePoint 2010 Screenshot

Look at this:

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Hans Brender has posted a blog article (in Germany) with this screenshot.

I can’t wait to get hold of the bits :-)


Published: 7/15/2009  9:15 AM | 1  Comment | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: SharePoint

Jul 132009

Update: Custom Field – Upload Files and Images

Inserted links are now relative.

Go to the original post for more information and the download link.


Published: 7/13/2009  5:50 PM | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: Development, SharePoint, Upload Webparts

Jul 132009

free DocAve SQL Restore Controller

An item level restore solution is available at AvePoint. The DocAve SQL Restore Controller care restore items, sites and site collections from a SQL or DPM database, or a backup.

If you click on the download link, you have to provide an email address. A download link will be sent to you.

The files you have to download are 414 MB (Manager) and 40 MB for the Agent. But the download server is fast :-)

After the installation you can login to the website as admin/admin. Sometimes reading the documentation tells you important things! You have to configure various properties and data stores to be able to search for and select items.

In my case I searched for part of the item title, which was “delete”. SearchForItem

The Restore Controller found an item with the ID 4.

ItemFound

Conclusion:

The restore of the item worked as it is should. The product is great to restore items, if you have a backup.


Published: 7/13/2009  3:33 PM | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: SharePoint, Products

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