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SharePoint 2010 and Beyond
Hi Gerry,
We've been training SharePoint administrators for quite a few years now, and have had great success in fulfilling our mission of building human capability to produce positive change in organizations. However, there has been a piece missing for me and I think we might have a solution.
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SharePoint Designer 2007
Looking to spice up the design of your SharePoint site? You are not alone. Sector's SharePoint instructors are frequently asked how by students and they repeat the same answer: SharePoint Designer 2007. Sector has created a two day open enrolment course taught by SharePoint guru Sean Wallbridge. Sector's SharePoint Designer 2007 course will enable you to:
- Master the tools for building and editing SharePoint pages visually- by using master pages and CSS to control how the site looks and works.
- Connect to lists, libraries, XML data and RSS feeds, add interactive and collaborative features, create workflows and manage user settings, accessibility and site maintenance.
Register today for the January 27th & 28th course and harnass the virtually unlimited power to manipulate the look and feel of your SharePoint site with this free software. |
Premium January Courses
SharePoint (WSS) Administration Level 1 Jan 13/14 Register
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Microsoft Excel 2007 - Essential Excel Jan 25/26 Register
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Free eClasses for January
Microsoft Office 2007 - What's New Jan 21 Register
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About Sector Learning Solutions
Founded in Victoria in 1983, Sector Learning Solutions provides premium software application training - specializing in SharePoint and Microsoft Office collaboration tools.
Each component of our learning solution - Development, Delivery and Management -is backed by Sector's comprehensive Learning Guarantee.
Sector Learning Solutions is qualified as a preferred vendor for the BC Public Sector under Corporate Supply Arrangement CSA#000333. | |
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Instructor's Tip
Making an Event 'Private' in your Outlook Calendar
Sharing your Outlook Calendar with colleagues is a great way to plan meetings and check availability.
But if you also use Outlook for personal organization, it comes at a price - everyone can see when little Timmy has a softball game or when you have a doctor's appointment.
Not to worry, there's a function for that.
Function:
Setting privacy settings for an item in your Outlook Calendar. Location: Appointment Ribbon
Keyboard Shortcut:
Select Appointment then Ctrl + O
How to:
1. Open the appointment
2. On the Ribbon at the top of the page, click the 'Private' button.
Now your appointment appears in your calendar with the padlock symbol in the lower right corner.
You can see all the details, but colleagues sharing your calendar can only see that the time is blocked off, not the details of the appointment.
-This tip was brought you by Sector's Chris Motherwell.
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Last modified at 1/8/2010 11:39 AM by Jason Scriven
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