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Beginning SharePoint Designer 2010

ISBN: 978-0-470-64316-7
Paperback
600 pages
November 2010
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3, 8 See Downloads - missing files
The original files for Chapter 3 and 8 were incomplete. Please see the download page for the new and complete files. Available for download: Chapter 3 code for Beginning Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010 Chapter 4 code for Beginning Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010 Chapter 8 file for Beginning Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010 Chapter 13 code for Beginning Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010
8/25/11
98 Error in Text
on page 98, at the bottom there is an instruction to COPY some code to another location in a page. You then save, check in and preview the file. This should say CUT and PASTE the code.
2/23/11
126 Error in Text
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Try it out : Create a Publishing Page Layout Content Type
1. Using SharePoint Designer, open a site that has publishing enabled.
2. Click Content Types.
3. Click the Content Types tab to expose the ribbon if it is minimized/hidden. If you have not hidden your ribbon, you can ignore this step in this and future exercises).
4. Navigate to the New section of the ribbon and click Content Type.
5. In the Create a Content type dialog box, name your content type Custom Article Page.
6. Fill out the Description field. Remember, this description will be displayed whenever the user creates a new page based on this content type.
7. In the Select a parent content type section, choose the parent content type, Page Layout Content Type.
8. Select Article Page.
9. Create a new sorting group and name it ?Custom Page Layout Content Types?. It is a best practice to always create a new sorting group for your custom content types.
10. Click OK.
12/9/2010

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