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Do you know how to build a basic web part? If not I suggest you learn this first. Here's a sample tutorial: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-GB/library/ms415817(v=office.14).aspx
Next you want to learn how to develop against web services. Helpfully, Yahoo have a tutorial on how to deal with responses to web services as XML within C# applications: ...
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The absolute easiest way to do this would be to create two lists, one for Shipping and one for Receiving and define a different Excel template for each to use whenever the user creates a new item.
If all documents must reside in the same library then you could create custom content types and then have a different template for each of the content types.
You ...
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It's hard to say as you did not specify number of users, number of wiki entries and overall planned size of these libraries. I would only opt. for separate site collections if you will have more than of 200 GB of content in each wiki.
This is how I would design it it:
Create a single site collection with a home page (root site)
Grant everyone permissions ...
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I hope this isn't production, it's not a supported practice to install AD on a SharePoint server. However, the error message you're receiving should be as simple as required services not running. Check Services and IIS and make sure everything is running. You might not be able to run them since they might be using accounts that no longer exist. When you ...
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This is probably far too complex of a topic to get a good, direct answer to your question from a Q/A forum. It depends on a very large number of factors, such as cost, geographic distribution, your SLA, etc. Here are some resources to get you started, though:
SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Architect's Guidebook [Amazon] - This book has a great overview and good ...
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Maximum number of items to delete has been reached. Please contact the Site Collection Administrator
Try to change the CascadeDeleteMaximumItemLimit property. This controls the duration of a short-term Web site lock that is taken to perform referential integrity delete operations.
You can try this in powershell:
$site = spsite "http://[your site collection URL]"
$site.WebApplication.CascadeDeleteMaximumItemLimit = [# of items]
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You can open your site in SharePoint Designer. Then go to 'Master pages' (from left pane).
You'll be able to see and edit the master page, assuming you have the required permissions.
You might want to back up the file before editing oe even better, make a copy, edit it and set it as the default master page.
Hope this helps.
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I agree with seeing if it can be achieved with a SharePoint list but if it really has to be Excel then you could try using the javascript function:
createNewDocumentWithProgID(strTemplate, strSaveLocation, strProgID, bXMLForm)
This will open an Office document using the specified template and save it to the specified library.
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Since Visual Studio 2012 was released before the updated version of SharePoint there (were) some post install updates that had to be run. I believe at this point, everything is bundled into VS 2012 Update 2 which was released recently.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38188
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Seems like OK specs. The more service applications you are planning to use, the more power you will need.
I do not think it sounds wise to let the Virtual maschine use all of the RAM, your host needs RAM aswell.
Also regarding the CPU, give the VM maximum 6 cores, or configure the VM to not utilize 100% of each core. This also to give the host machine ...
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The normal configuration for your scenario is to rely on the alternate access mappings (AAM). I'm not sure what setup your are using for your web application, but the best practice approch would be:
Create new web applciation with SSL
Url: https://customesite.com (Zone = Default)
Add internal URL for this web app in the AAM configuration
Internal Url: ...
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An easier no code solution is to configure IIS to handle it for you. Create a new site setup with the hostheader customsite.com, and on port 80. Within the site, select HTTP Redirect under the IIS group:
From here you can redirect to https://customsite.com.
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