I am new to sharepoint. I have sharepoint server 2010 and lync 2010 installed on the windows server 2008 R2. When I add any item to the list which has member field, lync presence icon is shown in IE8 but not in IE9. I have microsoft office 2010 installed on the machine.
I tried the so many things but did not succeed. Site is intranet and also added to the trusted site and name.dll is present.
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Have upgraded to xwiki to 10.5 from 9.8 , got one new field in content panel office server but when added some extension office server which comes in content panel got disabled. What do I have to do for enable office server. Office server connectivity is established.
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I've created several add-ins for PowerPoint 2010 and Excel 2010 using VBA (I don't have Visual Studio available). The add-ins work fine on thin clients using Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 32-bit and Office Professional Plus 2010 14.0.6123.5001 32-bit. On thick clients (regular PCs) with Windows 7 and Office 2010 32-bit, the add-ins will not work. Nothing happens when users try to install them; the toolbars do not appear, but there are no error messages or notification bars. The add-ins display as loaded in the add-in manager, though, and it's possible to run macros manually from the VBA editor.
I've investigated issues with security settings and digital signatures. The add-ins are digitally signed, although the add-in manager does not display the publisher information. Users are prompted to trust the publisher when attempting to install the add-ins; trusting the publisher does not make the add-ins work and does not lead to any error messages.
In the add-ins tab of the trust center, the option to "Disable notification for unsigned add-ins" is checked and grayed out on the thick clients where the add-ins do not work, and unchecked on the thin clients where they do work. When checked on the thin clients, the add-ins continue to work, so I don't think this is the problem. And both deployments use the 32-bit version of office, so it's probably not that either.
Any ideas what might be causing the problem, and how to fix it?
I was having a similar problem, and the instructions for trusting publishers recorded on this website helped me to resolve the problem:
http://www.excelguru.ca/content.php?199-Security-In-Microsoft-Office
However, for mine to work I could not use the certificate created using the selfcert.exe program that comes with Microsoft Office.
I have a sharepoint Server that I uninstalled. (I just did it through add-remove programs and uninstall)
Then when I tried to re-install Sharepoint foundations 2010 (the same version I uninstalled) it would seem to work correclty, but it would not give me an option for Stand Alone. Only giving me an option for Existing Web Farm or New Web Farm.
I have tried to delete the instances of SQL Server (Sharepoint) but still getting this problem.
I have Windows 2010 Server (same as Windows 2008 R2)
There is no "Stand Alone" option. I just installed a fresh SharePoint 2010 and only had the options for "Existing Server Farm" or "New Server Farm". As explained in the same dialog: Go for "New Server Farm" when you are installing it on a single server (stand alone).
We have Team Foundation Server 2010 installed on a domain server with Visual Studio 2010 installed on the client side connected to the domain. All works well.
We then installed TFS Powertools 2010 so that we could use the TFS facilities integrated with Windows Explorer. This doesn't seem to work - the Team Foundation Server sub menu which is present in the context menu has only one entry - "Reconnect to server". When this is selected an error is returned saying "Unable to connect to Team Foundation Server".
I would have expected a dialogue box requesting credentials to be input but this does not happen. Does anyone know where these credentials are stored or some other work around? I've seen similar questions but no definitive answer.
Thanks in advance
You can store the credentials in the Windows Credentials Manager (Windows 7). You can find that in the control panel.
I have a farm installation of Sharepoint 2010 Server with Enterprise Client Access License. I want to publish an excel workbook to a document library on my site, but I am unable to do so. When I go to Central Admin -> Manage Service Applications, I do not see a service application for Excel Services and its not available under the New menu there either. Kindly let me know how to install Excel Services on my Server.
Make sure you have SharePoint 2010 Server and not SharePoint 2010 Foundation.