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SharePoint 2007: Priority/Progress Bar using color coding within a SharePoint List
This article was inspired by these two articles Apply color coding to your SharePoint lists and Status/Progress Bar. the final calculated column is a priority/progress bar that uses the default Priority options within a task list in combination with the [% complete] column to finally give you something like this:
As you may have notice, I have a task that is flagged as “Complete”, however, because I forgot to update my percentage from 75% to 100% SharePoint will, by default, list that in the [% complete] column, while with my solution, this has been taken care of, the percentage is displayed correctly at a “100%”. The same thing apply if you listed a task as “Not Started” but provided a percentage greater than “0%”. all you have to do now is hide the [% complete] column. The advantage of this solution is that you have your progress bar and priority color coding combined within the same column just like you would have in a Gantt view.
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When trying to open Firefox, I often get a pretty alarming sounding error message titled “Close Firefox”. The full error message is: “Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process or restart your system”.
I can’t find any Firefox process running in order to close it. What’s going on?
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On Wednesday, a networking company based in Michigan filed a lawsuit against Google, Microsoft, and Apple for a patent violation over the use of document-preview icons and thumbnails in operating systems.
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It is very common to mistakenly send an email to the wrong person, before completion, type wrong information, or forget the attachment. If you’ve run into a similar situation, you should know that Microsoft Outlook 2003 ships with a very handy feature that may help you catch up by reducing the chance of having your recipient(s) open that email.
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On Tuesday over a Microsoft blog posting, Keith Combs makes it seem as if a beta version of Windows 7 will be ready by early 2009. The Microsoft Developer Conference (MDC) attendees will get their hands on the first DVDs with Windows 7 beta 1 on it. This new OS is described as a refined and matured version of Vista, with a couple new features while focusing on what people have been complaining about, which is largely the sluggish performance.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Gmail Comes to Desktop as Gmail Desktop Gadget
Google’s Desktop gadgets team has finally introduced the Gmail desktop gadget called “Gmail on your desktop”. The gadget brings some of the web-based features to the desktop and will allow you to read, search, and send messages from your Gmail account. You can star messages, use the keyboard shortcuts, and contact auto-complete. Another cool thing about it is that you can manage multiple Gmail accounts simultaneously without taking up much space in your sidebar or desktop. The gadget is available for download and currently works with the latest release of Google Desktop for Windows.
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It’s very often when you have to conduct a survey on a group. A regular E-mail seems to make it hard to get somebody’s response. Besides the fact that you need to put more effort into how you compose your E-mail, your message should be clear, short, and easy to respond into. Today we will be using a very simple but not very well-known Outlook feature called “voting and tracking”.
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