PPM Tricks

Today I came across a very annoying problem in Project Server 2010. I have had many problems creating workspaces because the workspace template was corrupt and I could not create a new template before I had a site to create it from. Therefore, instead of creating it through the project creation process I decided to create one through SharePoint->Sites and Workspaces. After the site was created, I copied the URL and I tried to connect it to a project through Server Settings->Project Sites. Edit Site Adress  Now I enter the URL I copied from the site just created and click Test URL. The page loads and everything seems fine. However, after clicking OK the following error comes up. "The Web site does not exists or is not configured for Project Server. Enter a Web site that has been extended with a Project Server compatible template". Now the first thing I start to investigate is what is wrong with the site. Am I missing a feature/webpart or… A...

--==Used the Surface Pro for one week==-- I just received my Surface with Windows Pro a week ago and wanted to share my experience. I live in Denmark so I got a friend to pick it up for me. I did not want a keyboard from the states because of the Danish specific keys. Fortunately, I could buy a type cover for the Surface RT that also works for the Surface Pro. I am going to use the Surface Pro for Email, Notes, Remote Desktop, Games, Visual Studio. I could only get the 64 GB model because the 128 GB model were sold out. Logically with 64 GB, the space is tight; therefore, I bought a 64 GB SD card. To my surprise, I can install some applications and games on the SD card, some not. I tried with the following applications: -           MS Office Project 2013 -           Red Alert -           Battlefield Heroes --==Initial impression...

If you want to hide the quick launch on a SharePoint page or web part page in 2013 you could of cause use CSS scripts as in 2010. But as a new thing in 2013 the user have the possibility to click on full screen mode. so why not load your page in this mode and then the user can choose to exit the mode if he prefers.   Add a content editor webpart to your page and click on Edit HTML from the ribbon. Add the following code:   <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload = function() {   SetFullScreenMode(true); } </script>