We maintain an Office 365 E3 plan subscription. On April 6, 2013 our tenant on the service was upgraded to the 2013 version. We quickly updated our on premises versions of the Office Pro application suite and migrated our site collections for SharePoint Online to the 2013 architecture.. Today we uploaded an Excel spreadsheet with […]
Adding an Access 2013 App to Office 365 for SharePoint Online
Microsoft® Access 2013 Apps can be published to SharePoint Online, Office 365. Users need to activate the “SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure” feature of SharePoint Online before attempting to create an App in Access. One activates this feature at the top level of the SharePoint Online farm. We attempted to activate the feature at a site […]
Help Content for The Term Store Management Tool for SharePoint Online Office 365 E3 Plans has been Improved
The help feature for the Term Store Management Tool included in the Administration Center for SharePoint Online, Office 365 E3 plans is substantially improved over earlier versions. Help content is accessed with a click on the blue circle with a question mark in the center located on the upper right of the Administration Center screen. […]
Configure InfoPath Forms Services for Office 365 E3 Plan SharePoint Online through the Administration Center
This is another post in our current series, which looks at the features included in the Administration Center for Office 365 E3 Sharepoint Online. Office 365 E3 Plan SharePoint Online Administrators can configure InfoPath Forms Services through the Administration Center. It is important to note that ” . . . configuration settings [effected through the […]
Exploring InfoPath 2010 Controls for SharePoint Online
Our SharePoint-Videos dot com tutorial, “Explore InfoPath 2010 Controls” is part of a complete set of 15 classes on InfoPath 2010. Subscribers to our website can view this video. You can read about our
SharePoint Training Resources should be Useful for Either On Premise or Cloud Servers
We read with some interest an article posted to the IT World blog on June 19, 2012: Cloud failures cost more than $70 million since 2007, researchers estimate. While a cumulative cost of $70Mil over the noted time period may not seem high, some businesses do maintain a policy of hedging operational risk (meaning the […]