Both Excel and Word applications are published on Citrix XenApp server. My users are accessing both excel and word documents via Citrix sessions. I wish to print the names of documents that are opened currently in their sessions programmatic ally. Does anybody have any idea?
You should still be able to access the document names via the window caption since the Citrix client includes the caption of the app on the server in it's own caption. As an example I'm running Excel published via Citrix and it shows the window caption as:
Test Document.xlsx - Excel - \\Remote
So with some parsing you should be able to extract the document name, i.e. "Test Document.xlsx" in my example.
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I currently have an OpenLDAP that runs on Centos 7. I understand that it is configured correctly and working. The problem occurs when I set it to MS Outlook 2010.
When opening the list of ldap addresses, it is empty
It is necessary to enter in advanced search. Enter a space and click the ok button.
Then you can see the full list (For this example there are only two contacts)
Is there a way to get the full list to appear when opening the ldap address book?. Has anyone found a solution?
I have a device operated via Excel through com ports with MSComm32. Some macro linked to buttons on Excel forms used to make this device work properly. Up to these last days when it suddenly stopped working.
After some investigations, it seems there are some security considerations applied within Excel. The Excel file used up to now does not work anymore if Excel is runs as a standard user. An error message indicates the control cannot be created when trying to enter the creation mode, for example. But, if Excel is run as Administrator, then everything works fine.
Is there an easy way to fix this? For example granting access rights to standard user for the module MSComm32 OCX?
Thanks!
I have created one InfoPath list and published it to my SharePoint test site. Now I want to publish the same InfoPath list to my final SharePoint site. When I open or 'save as' the InfoPath list, the previously published site location is always attached to it. But I want to change the publish location to different site. If I am not able to do that then I need to create similar InfoPath list and then publish it to different location. But it's all wastage of time.
I have read the same article posted here but I didn't get the solution. Please anyone could help me to fix my problem.
First save the InfoPath to a different location using save as.
Then publish the form to the new destination by doing:
Go to the File Tab
Select Publish from the toolbar on the left
Select Sharepoint Server
Specify details of the destination: Server address, list name, etc
The form will then be available on the specified destination
i am a Sharepoint administrator of a small farm. One of our solution provider has created a huge amount of WebSites at an SharePoint 2010 that have a hierachialy order. And every WebSite has a Custom list with the name "User. Now i want to extract from every WebSite this list into one csv file. The best would be to also extract the Name of the WebSite directly as a new column.
I understand that i have to use the SPSiteDataQuery Class but i am new to developing for sharepoint so i am not sure where to start. Also i would like to have it to run weekly, like some kind of service.
I should note that i have some knowledge in c#
Can someone help me please ?
MG,
Using SharePoint Timer Job you can execute you code weekly base then fetch User data from all webs.
We have a document library that is built inhouse. We are migrating to SharePoint 2010 Document Library, but this will be a time consuming process and many very old documents may not get moved to SharePoint at all. I would like to provide the same experience for our users when they open a document from SharePoint or our legacy system. The behavior I would like is like when you open a Workbook or Document that is rendered in the browser using the "Open In Excel" and "Open in Word" button that you get when you open a document stored in a Share Point Document Library.
I am not sure what this technology is called or where to start looking to configure this or integrate into an addin.
Any starting points are much appreciated.
I'm not exactly clear on what your question is, but perhaps you are looking to use the Office Web Apps. This allows you to use the Office applications within the browser.