How to search in SharePoint
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Microsoft Access debuted in 1992 and recently celebrated its 25th Anniversary! Over the decades, Microsoft Access evolved with a large number of enhancements, database formats, and discontinued features. It's hard to remember all the changes. We created a page that shows the different Microsoft Access versions and changes in an easy to understand comparison matrix. Microsoft Access Version Features and Differences Comparison Matrix See when versions were released, their latest service packs, database formats, linked tables, field types, security features, Windows Operating Systems, and many other features both new and old. Hope this helps. Let us know if we missed anything.
Unable to Save Site as Site Template: Unable to convert the HeaderColorIndexInLightMode XML
Steps taken: Modified a few site pages to separate the text and the images and published. Navigated to site contents > site settings > changed the URL from ending in "settings.aspx" to "savetmpl.aspx" as I have done before from the same site to save it as a site template. Filled up the fields for the file name, etc. Made sure to tick the checkbox to include the content and clicked OK. Site loads and ends up displaying this: Unable to convert the HeaderColorIndexInLightMode XML attribute for the WebTemplate XML element for feature {insert GUID} to a positive integer value Context: Also tried to export another site as a site template but same error. Tried to import a pre-existing site template (first backup) into a new SharePoint site but same error. Double checked and made sure that the following is true before trying to save template again but same error occurred: Custom script has been allowed. SharePoint Server Publishing Feature remained deactivated. No corrupted files in site assets or in the site pages. Content Approval Settings: Require content approval for submitted items is still set to NO. Tried using another account with global admin role and site owner full control access to do above steps but did not work as well. Can somebody please help me on this? I'm not sure what else I could do to be able to save this as a template :(
SharePoint Server survey
This is a survey about TechNet content and installing SharePoint Server. Your input will be used to drive the direction of content for SharePoint Server 2019. Please access the survey here: SharePoint Server survey Thank you, Kirk Stark, MCSE, MCSA, MCDBA, MCTS | Technical Writer II | SharePoint Server[Infographic] SharePoint size and usage limits
With this infographic you'll never again have to blindly worry about SharePoint hitting you with a size, character, or other limitations. It's especially useful for Site Owners, but should be handy for site collection admins and everyday users alike. No need to blindly hope that what you're creating, uploading, changing, or linking to will ever break. Just review this before taking action. Have a http://icansharepoint.com/infographic-ultimate-guide-to-size-and-usage-limits/. Applicable to SharePoint 2013, 2016, and Online.A free guide to Internet Sites in Azure using SharePoint 2013
This poster outlines key design activities and recommended architecture choices for Internet-facing sites in Azure. Download the free poster. For an accessible text version of this poster, see Accessible diagram - Internet sites in Microsoft Azure for SharePoint 2013.Did you know you can "Send Email" through Access 2013 Web Apps?
“Send Email” is available to all of our customers using Office 365 with Access Services. Now you can send emails from your Access 2013 web apps to other members of your organization! Look for this feature in your web apps soon and try it out. In order to see and use this new feature, you need to update Access: you must be using Access 2013 that has a minimum build number of 15.0.4649.1000. Once your Office 365 site has the new Send Email feature work turned on, and you’re using the minimum Access 2013 build, you’ll see the new SendEmail macro action in the Action Catalog when you’re designing data macros. Learn how it works: https://blogs.office.com/2015/01/12/introducing-send-email-access-2013-web-apps/
