Harold van de Kamp .NET Blog
Sign in
|
Join
|
Help
Home
Contact
RSS for Posts
Atom
RSS for Comments
Email Notifications
Go
Search
Go
Tags
.NET Framework 3.5
Guidance Automation Toolkit
IIS7
Internet Explorer 8
Language Packs
MCPD
Microsoft.NET
Office SharePoint Server 2007
Patterns & Practices
PDC2008
PDF
Posters
Screen resolution 1920x1200
Service Packs
SharePoint
SharePoint 2007
Silverlight
Virtual PC
Visual Studio 2005
Visual Studio 2008
Visual Studio 2010
Visual Studio SDK
Visual Studio Team System
Windows Azure
Windows Server 2008
Community
Home
Blogs
Media
Archives
November 2008 (2)
October 2008 (7)
September 2008 (1)
August 2008 (1)
June 2008 (2)
May 2008 (2)
February 2008 (1)
November 2007 (1)
July 2007 (1)
March 2007 (1)
Browse by Tags
All Tags
»
Windows Server 2008
(
RSS
)
Application pool
Desktop Experience feature
IIS7
Language Packs
Office SharePoint Server 2007
Service Packs
Getting SharePoint 2007 SP1 language packs to work on Windows Server 2008
by
hvdkamp
If you normally would like to install a language pack for the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 service pack 1 product, you have to make sure you both install the retail version related language pack and the service pack related language pack. You...
Filed under:
Office SharePoint Server 2007
,
Windows Server 2008
,
Language Packs
Windows Server 2008 is Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 1
by
hvdkamp
I just read a post announcing the availability of Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 beta in a few weeks to selected testers. SP2 for Windows Server 2008, have I missed Service Pack 1? No, Windows Server 2008 is released as Windows Server 2008 Service...
Filed under:
Windows Server 2008
,
Service Packs
View list of IIS7 running application pools
by
hvdkamp
While doing some SharePoint 2007 development on Windows Server 2008, I noticed the IISAPP command doesn´t exist anymore. The command does not exist in IIS7 anymore. The syntax to view a list of IIS7 running application pools is: %windir%\system32...
Filed under:
Windows Server 2008
,
IIS7
,
Application pool
Windows Server 2008 Desktop Experience feature and SharePoint
by
hvdkamp
When running SharePoint on Windows Server 2008, make sure you activate the Desktop Experience server feature. Without activating this feature you can't save documents directly from your Microsoft Office application into a SharePoint Document Library...
Filed under:
Office SharePoint Server 2007
,
Desktop Experience feature
,
Windows Server 2008