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If you are a SharePoint expert and you like working in a friendly, people-oriented environment, SharePoint Solutions is the place for you. A desire to work for a company that has a strong customer focus and high standards for quality of work is also important.

SharePoint .NET Developer Course Author/Instructor

We are seeking an experienced SharePoint .NET Developer who also has the ability to author outstanding training course curriculum and teach professional developer students using that curriculum.

This position requires at least five years of full-time .NET development experience and at least three years of full-time SharePoint .NET development experience. In addition, a successful candidate will have excellent writing skills and be gifted at classroom teaching.

Through most of 2010, this position will be 100% devoted to authoring curriculum and teaching classes on SharePoint 2010. After 2010, the position will be split 50/50 between teaching classes and doing short SharePoint .NET development consulting projects.

The position requires a minimum of 50% travel. While authoring courseware, the employee will work from their home office and can live anywhere in the continental United States as long as he/she is less than an hour drive from a major city airport. When teaching classes the employee will be required to travel to one of our training locations in Nashville, Chicago, Dallas, Boston or Seattle.

Salary is commensurate with experience.

If you are interested in this position at SharePoint Solutions, forward your resume to careers {at} sharepointsolutions {dot} com. Or, if you happen to be attending the SharePoint Conference this week in Las Vegas, stop by our booth (#1021, adjacent to the Microsoft Product Pavilion) and talk to us about it.

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Jive Software March 30 picked executives from Google, Facebook, McAfee and Informatica to serve on its board of directors as the company positions itself for an IPO.
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Source: eWeek
Date Published: 30th March 11

The beta version of the company’s community software includes presence, chat, VoIP, and the capability to initiate videoconferences from inside Lync.
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Source: InformationWeek
Date Published: 31st March 11

I’m looking for a little help with printing a Microsoft SharePoint web page. My company has a SharePoint with various subsites we use to track information. We print out the various pages everyday to keep a hard copy of our records. Each site is a Wiki site with various webparts added. Out of the 5 sites, 3 of them print exactly as shown on the screen and in print preview. However, for some reason that I cannot figure out, 2 of them print out with huge font that takes up ~twice as many pages as it should. The Wiki pages look normal on the monitor and in print preview, and were setup exactly the same as the other pages, so I’m not sure where the problem is coming from. Thanks for any insight!
Just double checked, the print preview for the pages the print large shows the large font as well, but the actual web pages look normal.

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Change the font size on the print preview
by: Graham Whittingham
on: 4th February 11

My previous company was very large and we utilized Sharepoint for a host of items, I have been asked to research the benefits and costs of SharePoint for a small, nonprofit organization, but the Microsoft website is ridiculously vague. The organization consists of 49 people at 16 different locations; any suggestions?

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on: 1st January 70

I am ready to enter the world of WordPress. Sounds great. My background is FrontPage, Classic ASP, SharePoint Designer, and light .net programming. I have a domain I have had for some time and hosting at godaddy. I want to use the functionality of WordPress and its plug-ins but am not sure where to start. Any advice or clues are welcome.

Chosen Answer:

Log into your account go to your Hosting Control Center, Click on “Your Applications”, Search for “WordPress”, click on the search result “WordPress 3″, then click “Install Now” and GoDaddy will set up the database for you automatically. You can tell it either install into a folder (i.e. www.yoursite.com/blog) or a sub domain (i.e. blog.yoursite.com). You can install WordPress on both Linux and Windows servers so your type of hosting won’t matter as long as you have the right PHP & MySql versions on your plan.
by: merlin769
on: 5th July 10

In there company they have a 2 TB of data and they want to save it in a content datase but microsoft allows only 100gb at a time so this is increases the load and decreases the performance.So what is the solution ??I think they are using one content databse(am not sure abt it)..Suggest me as many solutions as you can..bcoz i am going for F2F interview for this client…Plz respond me ASAP

Thanks

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if you use my answer and get the job do i get 90% of your salary?

if you don’t know the answer and are unwilling to actually find it (without being spoon fed the information) you should not get the job.

i am so tired of working with people that have no idea how to answer their own questions and just give up when their first attempt fails – FOR GOD SAKE WORK!!!
by: Rounder
on: 1st July 10

We are using SharePoint 2007 and I currently can not use Designer. Is there a way to create a quiz in SharePoint that the rest of the company can answer the questions? The reason I want a quiz rather than using the survey is because these need to be automatically graded. Once they are completed by several hundred people I need to determine the winner within a few short hours. So, can this be done without Designer in SharePoint?

If not, any suggestions? Thanks!

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Hi, for the first time I want to make quizzes to help my work, I found a tool, but I never used the SharePoint to make quiz.
I have always used one quiz maker – Wondershare QuizCreator to create attractive and interactive quizzes easily for my training.
It supports 9 kinds of question types and multimedia inserted.
It can not only grade for my quizzes, track the quiz result by E-mail.
Suggest you have a try the quiz creator from: http://www.sameshow.com/quiz-creator.html#247
by: Wfl
on: 12th June 10