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JohnMcBride on August 27th, 2008

I was recently doing some web part development and wanted to stick the AjaxControlToolkit into the global assembly cache on my vista device. Simple enough right? Just drag and drop and assembly into the c:\windows\assembly location. Well, not if you running Vista with UAC turned on. If you are running with the UAC configuration, and [...]

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There are times, when we, as developers, may have several different iterations of SharePoint installations floating around. Maybe we have a staging installation, development installation, and finally a production installation (which may or may not be administered by us . In cases like this, what is the easiest way to find out the version of [...]

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While utilizing the SharePoint object model (Microsoft.Sharepoint.dll) is a powerful mechanism for doing administration and custom development tasks, anything you write that uses it needs to run on the server hosting WSS or MOSS. This typically includes webparts which, in general, is not a big deal since they have to be installed there anyway’s. Admin [...]

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