The SharePoint Online Document Libraries are getting a new look! If you are on First Release you may notice a new look for document libraries. You can see an example below. They look more like OneDrive for Business.
#SharePoint Document Libraries are getting a new look!
11 04 2016Comments : Leave a Comment »
Tags: First Release, Office365, SharePoint, SharePoint Online
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Nintex InspireX – Understanding Nintex’s Cloud Architecture
29 02 2016For most organisations, when it comes to the cloud, it is important to understand where their data is, where it goes and what is done with it. Also understanding how the services they use work aids them in developing current and further applications.
Mike Fitzmaurice (@mikefitz) and Patrick Hosch (@patrickhosch) from Nintex gave a high level overview of what Nintex’s Cloud Architecture consists of now, what it looked like in the past and what it will look like in the short to medium term.
For me the key thing to understand was where my customer’s data is held. In fact, very little data is held and when it is it generally it is held for short amounts of time. Most of the data that is held is held to facilitate Nintex Mobile.
The key thing that I took away from the session was that Nintex appear to be moving towards having their services closely aligned with the locations that Microsoft host Office 365.
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Tags: Cloud, Data Sovereignty, Inspire, Nintex, Nintex InspireX, Office365
Categories : Conference, Mobile, SharePoint, Technology
Nintex InspireX – Nintex Workflow Platform Jumpstart
28 02 2016It was 8am in Las Vegas and instead of feeding the slot machines in the Aria hotel I was in the Nintex Workflow Platform Jumpstart pre-conferee workshop being run by TekDogs Jason Keller.
The workshop was a great way for me to kick of the conference. For me it reinforced what I already know about Nintex Workflow and Forms but also gave me a few tips and tricks that I could take back to the office to share with my team.
If you want to learn more about Nintex through training, there are various options listed below:
- Combined Knowledge – http://www.combined-knowledge.com/nintex/
- Nintex Learning – https://learning.nintex.com
- TekDogs – http://tekdoginc.com/nintex-training/
I have used all of these and are all very good.
The material covered in the training was copyrighted so I cannot share all of it however the following tip (with my own additions) and others that I already do, I’ll share over the coming months.
Tip – Use a Service Account
Create one or more service accounts for workflows. I like to use a dedicated workflow service account for each departments workflows and sometimes for specific workflows. Your IT department will have a naming convention for service accounts but here are some examples I would use:
- WF-HR-LeaveRequest
- WF-IT-NewHardware
Some will make sure that the service account password does not expired. I prefer to have a process to change the password periodically but have it expire once a year.
If you set the service accounts as “Constants” you can then limit access by using security groups.
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Tags: Combined Knowledge, InspireX, Nintex, Nintex Tips, SharePoint, TekDogs, Training
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Rare Disease Day 2016
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How to fix Windows Store on #Windows10
18 10 2015The family PC failed to load the Windows 10 Store so having done a bit of digging on the internet I found I had to combined multiple fixes to get it working. Hopefully this will help you if you have the same problem.
- Ensure the Date and Time are correct on your device
- Right Click the Windows icon
- Click Command Prompt (Admin)
- Either type or copy and paste the following text into the window
PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Command “& {$manifest = (Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.WindowsStore).InstallLocation + ‘AppxManifest.xml’ ; Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register $manifest}”
- Press Return
- Once complete (it may take a few minutes) if the window does not close, close it
- You now need to reset / clear the Windows Store cache. Open the Command Prompt (Admin) again and this time type:
wsreset.exe
- Press Return
- Again wait few minutes for it to complete and close the window
- Restart your PC
- Now try to load the Windows Store.
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Tags: Windows 10, Windows Store, wsreset.exe
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