· An Overview of OneNote
· Organizing your Notes within OneNote
· Type Anywhere / Autosave
· Taking Screen Clippings
· Integration with Outlook
· Sending Notes in Various Formats
· Auto Table Creation
· Tagging Notes and Creating Note Summary Reports
· Live Note Sharing/Editing Sessions
· Searching Notes and Within Images
· Performing Math Calculations on the fly
· OneNote Etiquette
· Integrating OneNote and SharePoint
· Creating Shared Notebooks in WSS
· Searching OneNote files in SharePoint
· What’s coming in OneNote 2010
http://www.captaretraining.com/CourseDetails.aspx?CourseID=643de62b-0693-4f37-aa58-0944e0a99a8c&StartDate=7/31/2009
The webinar and notes available for on demand replay.
Captare Training is becoming a very leading SharePoint Training portal though its online offering and its hiring of SharePoint MVP’s for its instructors
Categories: Learning · Office 2003 · Office 2007 · SharePoint · Team Collaboration · Web Links of Note
Tagged: SharePoint, OneNote
Found this today while doing some research on Microsoft OneNote – there are some great ideas and innovative concoctions available for your own download and discovery – think of it as the business process focused version of Live Labs:
Microsoft Office Labs
http://www.officelabs.com/Pages/Default.aspx

Categories: Exchange · Human Engineering · Office 2007 · Peers · SharePoint · Team Collaboration · Web Links of Note
Recently I had the pleasure of presenting to the Cincinnati SPUG, SharePoint Users Group at MAX – www.maxtrain.com.
My presentation materials can all be found at my website at www.duitsmart.com/sharepoint.aspx
The reason why you might be interested in checking this out for yourself is that I’ve compiled a batch script which will install all of the SharePoint Fantastic Forty Application Templates (and any others you throw in the install directory) in a simple 6 minute process. This simple process is what is missing from the free download and instead you would have had to go to the command line and type a series of STSADM commands over and over. An appreciative colleague of mine complained to me that I should have written this several months back when he spent over 1-1/2 hours installing the template pack.
In addition, I’ve provided a compliation of encompassing information from Microsoft on Site Admin Templates and Server Admin Templates. I hope you enjoy this centralized information portal as much as I have in building it.
Please leave a comment right here after you get a chance to see and use it. If there is something I’ve overlooked or could be changed to make it better please let me know.
Categories: Admin Tools & Tips · SharePoint
Tagged: Administrator Templates, Application Templates, SharePoint, Templates, WSS 3.0
Here’s another Codeplex free concoction to enhance your SharePoint site. This HTTP Module removes the annoying and not needed (in this specific scenario) Active X security prompt when accessing an Internet (public) facing SharePoint site.
Creator, Larry Riemann of SharePoint 911 was kind enough to present his code design to the Cincinnati SPUG (SharePoint User Group) last evening at MAX Technical Training. This was following my presentation on an easy site template scripted installation (blog post soon). That place rocks BTW! It cannot be said enough, thank you Denise Bartick and Stacey Creamer for your ongoing user group support!
Although I’m not a developer (or interested in becoming one) I was amazed at the complexity and simplicity of the code work he had presented. As he stated over and over, this code was focused on universal functionality and “performant” (is that really a word?) response.
SharePoint ActiveX Override (SPAXO)
by Larry Riemann and Randy Drisgill
SharePoint911
Project Description
SPAXO is a solution that hides the Name.dll ActiveX warning which many public facing MOSS sites experience with IE7. This Feature adds JavaScript that disables the warning via a .NET HTTP Module. Simply deploy and activate, no need to edit the master page.
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SPAXO Benefits
- Overrides the JavaScript that causes the Name.dll ActiveX message to show in IE7
- Installs via SharePoint solution (WSP) and activated by a SharePoint Feature
- No need to edit your master page or pages
- Affects all pages of your site
- Works with every master page
- Works despite switching master pages
- Can be turned off easily by de-activating the Feature
SharePoint ActiveX Override (SPAXO) – Home
Categories: Internet Browser · SharePoint
Tagged: ActiveX, Developer, SharePoint