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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 Part 4, which is much less technical, the focus is two primary ways to consume BDC data through the UI. This will include Business Data Web Parts and incorporating Business Data into SharePoint lists.

Welcome to part three of our BDC series. In this article our focus will be on consuming Web Services from BDC. It will cover the value of Web Services, how to develop the Web Services to be BDC capable, and introduce how the Application Definition File describes these Web Services.

Welcome to the first of an eight part series on the Business Data Catalog (BDC). While BDC is an enormously powerful tool, it’s also fairly complex and not well understood. This series is considered technical in nature and intended for SharePoint installers, administrators or developers.

This is the fifth article within the Customizing Search Series. This article continues to build out the customization of search using a new content source based on the BDC. When we previously setup a custom scope, we left the target search page as the default. Now, we will create a new search results page for the client scope which will then be used to customize the actual rendering of the search results.

Just trying to read the title of this article is quite a mouth full, so I will start by explaining where this idea came from and why I am not using the acronyms as most IT people do.