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KnowledgeLake Imaging for SharePoint 2010 (Search Part Two – Effective Results)August 22

Technorati Tags: KnowledgeLake,SP2010,ECM,Silverlight,Search This is the second part of a multi-part series on the new KnowledgeLake Imaging for SharePoint 2010. The first part talked about our Search component and how easy it is for users to build queries. http://sharepointfieldnotes.blogspot.com/2010/08/knowledgelake-imaging-for-sharepoint.html In this post I will be showing the innovative

KnowledgeLake Imaging for SharePoint 2010 (Search Part One – Building your search)August 16

Technorati Tags: SP2010,ECM,Search,KnowledgeLake I promised a few weeks ago to write about the SharePoint 2010 product that my team and I have been working on for the past five months. We have just released our “KnowledgeLake Imaging for SharePoint 2010” product last week. This product encompasses features a company needs to implement a quality document imaging system within SharePoint 2010 and

Making your SharePoint 2010 applications ECM aware (Part Four – Records Management)August 8

Technorati Tags: SP2010,ECM,Records Management,SharePoint This is the final installment in my “Making your SharePoint 2010 applications ECM aware” series and it deals with SP2010 Records Management. In this posting I will show you how you can make your server based solutions interact with the built in records management features now available in SP2010. I will do this by showing you the code you

Sharepoint 2010 and SilverlightJuly 27

Technorati Tags: ECM,SP2010,KnowledgeLake,Silverlight Well I have been busy for the last 5 months doing SharePoint 2010 development and Silverlight. Below are links to some MSDN channel 9 videos of what my team and I have been doing in regards to ECM and Search. The videos show some of our products in the beta stage. The release of KnowledgeLake Imaging 2010 is very soon. I will be posting more

Adjusting date time values in SharePoint 2010July 5

Technorati Tags: SP2010,Search,ECM It is well known that SharePoint stores date time values in GMT(Greenwich Mean Time). This is done in order for SharePoint to adjust date time values according to site or user regional setting preferences. On a recent project I had to determine how to adjust date time values returned from search results, for example the “Last Modified” value for a document. The