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Adobe Acrobat X and SharePoint – close, but no cigar

17 May, 2011 (17:18) | SharePoint, Tools | By: Paul Liebrand

Adobe X was released at the end of last year and one of the feature points announced was “Native, seamless integration with Microsoft SharePoint”.  On the surface, everything appears to work correctly and solved one of the main issues with Adobe Acrobat with SharePoint I blogged about in the past. Recently discovered that it is [...]

SharePoint 2010 Markup Style Bug

21 January, 2011 (07:02) | SharePoint | By: Paul Liebrand

We discovered a bug in SharePoint 2010 and the usage of the markup styles when you are editing a page. To reproduce this issue, follow these instructions: Create a new page Click Markup Styles and select Heading 1 Type “Test 1” and press enter Click Markup Styles and select Heading 2 Type “Test 2” and [...]

SharePoint 2010 Toolbar Missing in Asset Picker

12 January, 2011 (08:49) | SharePoint | By: Paul Liebrand

If you have used SharePoint 2007 and have moved to SharePoint 2010 you might have noticed that the toolbar is missing from the top of the asset picker. The user experience is horrible due to the fact that this toolbar is missing. A user needs to upload the image to the appropriate library first before [...]

Programmatically Accessing Message Classification in Exchange 2007 in a Custom Transport Agent

15 September, 2010 (09:48) | .NET, Exchange, Office, Outlook | By: Paul Liebrand

Microsoft introduced the notion of Message Classification (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998599(EXCHG.80).aspx) in Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007. This allowed an organization to classify email and then generate transport rules that routed or manipulated those messages based on that classification. Out of the box, Microsoft provides a list of actions (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998315(EXCHG.80).aspx) that can be performed in a transport rule. [...]

Photography

24 July, 2010 (21:26) | Personal, Photography | By: Paul Liebrand

I decided to create another blog that is dedicated to one of my hobbies – photography. Over the next few weeks I’ll be uploading some highlights from over the last few years that I have been doing it. Some of the photos I have upload so far include my adventures at some SharePoint conferences (featuring [...]

Simple Pattern / Solution for Cross-thread operation not valid

16 July, 2010 (10:54) | .NET | By: Paul Liebrand

If you have ever done any threaded programming in .NET WinForms you have more than likely run into the following error message at some point:   InvalidOperationException was unhandled Cross-thread operation not valid: Control ‘’ accessed from a thread other than the thread it was created on. This exception is normally displayed while running in [...]

Project Server 2007 “Error: ActiveX component can’t create object” when building Cube

16 June, 2010 (09:23) | Project Server 2007 | By: Paul Liebrand

We recently received the following error message when we attempted to build the cube within Project Server 2007: Failed to build the OLAP cubes. Error: Analysis Services session failed with the following error: Failed to connect to the Analysis Services server <server>. Error: ActiveX component can’t create object TechNet has an article (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc197608(office.12).aspx) on this [...]

Document is locked for editing – Part 2

12 April, 2010 (11:02) | Office, SharePoint | By: Paul Liebrand

In 2008 I made a post about the infamous “locked for editing” message many people experience while using Office with documents stored in SharePoint. This post addressed the issue that can occur outside the normal “locking” mechanism Office and SharePoint. I recently had a problem where I attempted to edit an Excel spreadsheet and I [...]

Devon and Christina – Almansor Court, Alhambra

5 April, 2010 (19:13) | Personal, Photography | By: Paul Liebrand

Devon and Christina’s wedding was the very first wedding I have ever been hired to shoot. As an aspiring photographer I was extremely nervous but they had the confidence in me to pull it off. Without a doubt, this was the most stressful photo shoot I have ever done but I think it all came [...]

Project Server 2007 and SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services Issues

3 March, 2010 (09:42) | Project Server 2007, SharePoint | By: Paul Liebrand

I ran into an issue attempting to get Project Sever 2007 working with SQL Sever 2008 Analysis Services and thought I would create a post about it in case other people are experiencing the same issue. The first thing to note is the article on TechNet are written as if everything is installed on the [...]