SharePoint

I use a lot of remote desktop to manage access to clients or servers. But after installing Windows Vista on my computer, this has been virtually impossible. When I tried to remotely connect it got the connection, but it slowed down or completely froze so it wasn’t possible to even log on. Finally I’ve found […]

Recently I was fixing on one server an installation of Windows SharePoint Services that has gone wrong. Even though we’ve had SQL server 2005 installed correctly, WSS3 installed its own Windows internal database (##SSEE) and started using it. I thouhght a simple uninstall and reinstall of WSS would do the trick. But it didn’t. After […]

I’m already using it to write all my posts for this blog. It has many improvements and features, so I recommend it. Amongst many others, one of them is also the support for blogger tags. You can download it from Windows Live writer website, but the link is misleading. Don’t click on the big Download […]

In my past post about creating favicon online nicolas sent me a comment with a link to another good tool for creating favicons. It’s a favicon generator from images. All you need to do is to upload 16×16 or 32×32 .gif or .png file and it will generate the favicon for you. You can find this tool on […]

After a long time I’m returning with some SharePoint administration and deployment topics. One of them is Web application pools with SharePoint. When creating more top level sites with each its own application pool, you can seriously think about how this will affect the server performance. With around 50 SharePoint sites (and app pools) running […]