createNewDocumentWithProgID(strTemplate, strSaveLocation, strProgID, bXMLForm)






• version:  WSS 3.0


• source file: Core.js (ln 1123)


• mapped by:  John Vivian


• purpose: Generates a new document in a document library using the supplyed document template


• example:







createNewDocumentWithProgID('http:\u002f\u002fwssdev\u002fDocument Library\u002fForms\u002ftemplate.dotx', 'http:\u002f\u002fwssdev\u002fDocument Library', 'SharePoint.OpenDocuments', false)





This will open Word with a new document using the template located at http:\\fwssdev\Document Library\Forms\template.dotx and word will save to the Document Library located at http:\\fwssdev\Document Library

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See below for information about how to make calls and use the many features included with your Digital Voice service.

vlc file.avi --sout='#transcode{vcodec=mp2v,
acodec=mpga}:std{access=file, mux=ps,url=file.mpg}'




Video








mp1v	This is a video codec. The name to use at the command line is mp1v.








mp2v	This is a video codec. The name to use at the command line is mp2v, but you can also use mpgv.




Codecs for MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 Video




Audio








mpga	This is an audio codec. The name to use at the command line is mpga.








mp3	This is an audio codec. The name to use at the command line is mp3.




Codecs for MPEG Layer 1/2 audio and MPEG Layer 3 audio.




Container formats




MPEG-2 specified 2 container
formats, ts and ps. Containers hold video and audio information in them, and
package them up so it can be sent over a network or stored on disk.





• ts (Transport Stream) should be used to store or send data where data
  loss will probably occur, such as over a network.
  
• ps (Program Stream) should be used to store or send data where data
  loss is not likely, such as on a DVD.



Both ps and ts can transport MPEG-4 Video, but only ts can send MPEG-4 Audio.
In addition, MPEG-4 specifies it's own container format, mp4 (see MPEG-4)




TS








ts	VLC can encode and decode this container. The module name to use at the command line is ts.




Module options

find . -name "*.css" -exec sed -ier 's/#(FF0000|F00)\b/#0F0/' {} \;

Gasp! Wait a minute, I just searched for both ways to specify red and replaced it with green in my CSS!! How long would that have taken otherwise? Do you see now how you can code faster by automating it and combining powerful tools? Let’s look at some other cool search options find has to offer:

Sending and receiving e-mail as an assistant




Another important task that assistants often need to perform is to process
their managers' e-mail. For example, you probably need to wade through the
mountain of e-mail and sort the important messages from those that are less
important. What's more, you'll also likely need to send e-mail on your manager's
behalf. Before we take a look at the mechanics of sending messages, let's take a
quick look at the two commands that you can use to send e-mail as a delegate: Send-on-Behalf and Send As. The right command to
use depends on whether the messages you send as an assistant need to appear to
come only from the manager or whether they need to appear to come from you on
behalf of your manager.




Use Send-on-Behalf when the message needs to appear to have
been sent by you with an indication that it was sent on behalf of your
manager.




Send e-mail by
using Send-on-Behalf




The Send-on-Behalf feature is easy. You don't even have to
open your manager's Inbox!





1. Open a new message in your own mailbox.
   
2. If the From field does not already appear above the To field in the message form, on the Standard
   toolbar, click the Options arrow, and then click From.
   
3. In the message form, click From, type or select your
   manager's name, and then click OK.
   
4. Fill in the To, Subject, and other fields as
   needed, and click Send.
   

   




No additional configuration is necessary to use this method.




Use Send As when the message needs to appear to be directly
from your manager.




Send e-mail by
using Send As

When you are granted Send As
permissions on a mailbox, messages that you send from the mailbox appear to come
from the mailbox owner. So if you send a message from your manager's mailbox,
that message appears to the recipient to come from the manager, not from you.
Configuring Send As permissions on a mailbox must be done by the
Exchange Server administrator — it can't be configured in Outlook.

<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
  xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
 <xsl:output
method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"
indent="yes"/>
 <xsl:template match="/">
 
<xmp><xsl:copy-of
select="*"/></xmp>
 </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Bonus tip: When I was working with the CQWP, if I added a bad internal name
to <CommonViewFields>, the CQWP would tell me that the query had returned
no results.  But, if I added a data type to the field name, it would return
a result.  Adding the data type actually masked a problem since I was
referencing a non-existent field.  I could add it, but when I tried to
display its value, I would always get a blank. 

This did not mask the error:

<CommonViewFields>Due_x0020_Date;</CommonViewfields>

This did mask the error:

<CommonViewFields>Due_x0020_Date,DateTime;</CommonViewfields>

</end>

public class Worker
    {
        public Worker()
        {

        }

        private SPSite site     = null;
        private SPWeb web       = null;
        private SPFolder folder = null;

        /// <summary>
        /// This Method is called throug Delegate elevatedGetSite which is definend in cmdOpenCnn_Click
        /// </summary>
        private void EstablishSharepoint()
        {
            site = new SPSite("http://srv-moss-tp1:36000");
            web  = site.OpenWeb();
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// If you click the Button to establish a connection to your SharePoint-Site,
        /// you run this code with elevated Privileges.
        /// </summary>
        private void cmdOpenCnn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            SPSecurity.CodeToRunElevated elevatedGetSite = new SPSecurity.CodeToRunElevated(EstablishSharepoint);
            SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges(elevatedGetSite);

            // After code execution in EstablishSharepoint(), following code will be executed
            // and fills a TreeView (tv in this example) with all First-Level-Folders and their Subfolders

            TreeNode MainNode = new TreeNode("Web-Folders");
            TreeNode n        = null;
            int index         = 0;

            foreach (SPFolder f in web.Folders)
            {
                n             = new TreeNode();
                n.Text        = f.Name;
                n.Tag         = f.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + f.Url;
                n.ToolTipText = f.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + f.Url;
                index         = MainNode.Nodes.Add(n);

                foreach (SPFolder sf in f.SubFolders)
                {
                    n             = new TreeNode();
                    n.Text        = sf.Name;
                    n.Tag         = sf.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + sf.Url;
                    n.ToolTipText = sf.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + sf.Url;
                    MainNode.Nodes[index].Nodes.Add(n);
                }
            }
            tv.Nodes.Add(MainNode);
         }

Examples of ExpandUserField

<ExpandUserField>FALSE</ExpandUserField> looks like:

ows_Author="1;#Admin AdminName"

<ExpandUserField>TRUE</ExpandUserField> looks like:

 ows_Author="1;#Admin
AdminName,#login\name,#email@address,#sip@address,#Admin AdminName "