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An action is simply an operation upon a selected item. The operation can retrieve information about the selected item, or it can launch a program or Web page with the selected item as a parameter.

Not all graphical designs for a portal will work in a SharePoint environment. There are a couple of limitations the Graphical Designer must know. A Graphical designer needs to know the scope of the graphical design.

This article will give the graphical designers more insight into the effect of these design decisions.

Not all graphical designs for a portal will work in a SharePoint environment. There are a couple of limitations the Graphical Designer must know. A Graphical designer needs to know the scope of the graphical design.
This article will give the graphical designers more insight into the effect of these design decisions.

Not all graphical designs for a portal will work in a SharePoint environment. There are a couple of limitations the Graphical Designer must know. A Graphical designer needs to know the scope of the graphical design.
This article will give the graphical designers more insight into the effect of these design decisions.

Not all graphical designs for a portal will work in a SharePoint environment. There are a couple of limitations the Graphical Designer must know. A Graphical designer needs to know the scope of the graphical design.
This article will give the graphical designers more insight into the effect of these design decisions.

In this article, we will be focusing on BDC Search. Specifically we’ll be focusing on how to enable BDC Search, how to enable full and incremental crawls of BDC data sources, and how to create a search content source and search scopes.

Learn how to incorporate a master page into the SharePoint site definition. Also learn how to utilize tools such as WSPBuilder to deploy your SharePoint code through Visual Studio extensions.

This is the fith article in a six-part series on ASP.NET Master Pages and SharePoint. In this series we have discussed master pages and we have shown how to customize a master page.

Have you ever wondered how the built in interface actually works? Why is a list item shown the way it is? How are the input forms built and how can you change how they work and look? This series will introduce you to a wide variety of customization options not usually covered in books or online articles.

This is the third article in a six-part series on ASP.NET Master Pages and SharePoint. In the previous two articles of this series we discussed master pages and how SharePoint uses them to create it’s out of the box pages. Now that we have an understanding of how master pages work and how SharePoint uses them, we can start showing how to develop custom master pages. In this article we are going to concentrate on editing master pages in SharePoint Designer.