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It's fairly easy. Just create however many subsites that you need and set the permissions to unique rather than inherited on each one. If you're planning a large or complex site arrangement for each department, you might want to go with site collections rather than sites. HTH

This is not a SharePoint problem...but you may want to try re-installing .Net Google the error message Regards, Hulicat

Many Thanks Hulicat

I am really not sure what you're asking here but I will take a stab at what I think it is. Create a stored procedure on you "external" non SPS db I suspect and either run embed it in the page or a web part. I need more specific requirements if that doesnt suffice. Regards, Hulicat

cosign has a decent tool Regards, Hulicat

uh no.... Regards, Hulicat

Need more info: What does you farm look like? Are your service accounts configured properly? How are the rescources on the SQL and Web boxes while you do this? What erorrs are in your event logs? Does the process time or just take a long time? Can you see anything in IIS? Regards, Hulicat

i found it thanx guys i was   running w.s.s 2 what a rubbish

I would recommend that you spend some time reading up on SharePoint, you don't seem to understand what it is. only two letters away from being an asset

yesu prakash wrote: i didt find any suitable one You must have very exacting standards; I just Googled for this and found lots of hits.

Hi Hope the follwing may help you. query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name=\"Modified\" Ascending=\"FALSE\" /></OrderBy><Where><Gt><FieldRef Name=\"Modified\" /><Value Type=\"DateTime\"><Today OffsetDays=\"-14\" /></Value></Gt></Where>"; This is the SPQuery which gets the modified documents which are 14 days from today. SPView SPCustomView = docList.Views.Add("New/Updated Documents", viewFields, query.Query, 20, true, false); By adding this query to the required view we can get the documents which are mdified between today to 15days. And the answer for your question is in the above SPview 20 represents page limit.So you can use your number to display the no of Documents per page. Thanks, Chandu.

rajeshj28 wrote: can any clarify my doubts. Maybe, but first you need to tell us what they are. :rolleyes: only two letters away from being an asset

hi

You can also go for Alfreso which is similar like sharepoint.

Really? You decided to troll through the forum and think this is valuable enough information to post 42 days after the fact. :rolleyes: Get a life. only two letters away from being an asset

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You can use a 'Content Editor Web Part' for your HTML code. I use them all the time for our Sharepoint sites. You may want to check out this link, http://www.endusersharepoint.com/ for some great information. Hope this helps.