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No Native x64 Support for Team Foundation Server 2008
Unfortunately, TFS 2008 does support neither native x64 nor WoW64 operating environments. That's very unfortunate and I have trouble fully comprehending the reasons for that. To save you some trouble I quickly put together some facts concerning Team Foundation Server 2008 in x86/x64 environments.
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SharePoint Quick Launch Items Disappearing?
Last week I encountered a mysterious error. Out of a sudden almost all subwebs of a particular site have no current navigation (quick launch). It was just gone. Read about the solution I’ve discovered which might help you as well.
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In this post I will show you how to install Windows Server 2008 as a workstation operating system on a Dell XPS M1330. It makes a great workstation OS for power users, server software developers and SharePoint experts alike.
Ever wanted to know how to store web-related data effectively and securely in a SharePoint environment and being able to edit the data interactively in the same web? If you can answer yes, this currently featured article is definitely for you.
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