How do I add a new signature file in Microsofts Dynamics GP. I already have the signature scanned into a .bmp file. What do I need to do next?
File needs to be in .bmp format
note: on first page step one the menu selections should be
Tools>Setup>Purchasing>MICR Payables Setup>Signature ID
(Tools was left out of the sequence)
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On an out of the box sharepoint online site i can find on the document library under the "New" button the most common office documents like word, excel, powerpoint and so on.
but as soon a i add an additional content type to the library. I can find the the created content type, for example the picture, but only word document and the other office tyoe like excel and pp are gone. After i remove the picture content type all type of office files a showing up again.
Why is that, and how i can bring back the excel an other office types on the new button.
thanks
This has already been answered here:
https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/a/192058
As it turns out, these "content types" comes from Office Online Server
(formerly knows as, Office WebApps Server). The only way to change
them is by adding custom content types. That goes from reordering as
well.
If you only have the default document content type then the new button
will default to the 4 basic documents that can be created in Office
Online server. If you add custom content types then the assumption is
that each custom content type has a custom template associated with
it. So then the New button will default to showing you the different
document templates associated with each content type. This is all by
design,
Paul Stork on O365 Network
I have made a number of lists using custom list template in SharePoint 2010. I would like to add a column to each of these lists. Microsoft offers the following super helpful instructions
Edit the list template properties
On the Site Actions menu , click Site Settings.
NOTE On a site for which the Site Actions menu is customized, point
to Site Settings, and then click the settings that you want to view.
In the Galleries column, click List templates.
NOTE This option
appears only to users who have the Manage Lists permission. Site
owners have this permission by default.
The List Template Gallery page appears.
In the Edit column, click Edit Document Properties for the list
template that you want to edit.
Edit the information that you want to
change, and then click OK.
What they neglect to mention is that this gives you access to exactly 3 things
the template file ( eg: myTemplate.stp )
the template name
the template description
My question is, how do you ACTUALLY EDIT THE TEMPLATE? ie: change columns
I van crack open the file itself by downloading the .stp renaming it to a .cab extracting the .xml and making changes there. But without some testing I have no idea what will happen if I try re-compressing that file and replacing an existing template with it.
Has anyone done this themselves? Does anyone know of an alternative method to add a column to a list template?
You can create a List using the template, make the edits, then create a new template from the List you just created.
If you need the template to carry the same name, you can deactivate and delete the original, then save the new template with the proper name.
In SP2003 I used to download the STP file, rename it to CAB, edit the inner XML manually, repackage with Makecab and upload the new STP file back to the template gallery.
However I must say that in SP2010 I can't seem to get what I want (a custom URL column calculated from other columns) without SP throwing fits, so I wish you luck.
I need to be able to download a file out of SharePoint (to send externally) that has the version number in the file name.
Is there any way to do this without custom code? If not, how would I code this?
File in SharePoint -> Specifications.doc
Downloaded file -> Specifications V99.doc
I use SharePoint 2007, but I am also interested in a 2010 solution.
Don't think it's possible out of the box. As for manual implementation I see two ways:
1) If you can use some external application (or, for example, webpart or page) to do that, just get sharepoint file as binary stream and save it with the name you want.
2) If you need it to look like standard downloading, add a new custom button to document context menu (Ribbon in SP2010) and again do whatever you want with that document when user clicks the button.
This is about as close as I think we can come at this time:
http://spversionindocs.codeplex.com/
It allows you to have a version number field in your document that is automatically updated with the version number from sharepoint.
Will I be able to identify the name and size of a document that I am trying to upload into a SharePoint 2007 document library using Fiddler2 tool?
Follow these steps:
With Fiddler running, select the relevant entry for upload.aspx.
Switch to 'Inspectors / Headers'
Have a look at 'Entity / Content-Length'
I just did a test and it roughly corresponds with the length of the file. I am not sure if it is a 100% match or if headers etc are counted towards this length as well.
Open the document library in Explorer View
copy & Paste the document
Fiddler->Inspectors->Entirty->content-length
Fiddlet-> Textview -> will be able to see the Name ofthe file.
Have anybody ever tried to create thumbnails/previews of MS Office files? I do not mean extract saved preview images inside the file, but actually create them. Would this even be doable?
Could one print to an image/pdf directly in code?
In a general VB/C# application, add the MSword/MSexcel component and call the component to open the file you want. Then call one of the print functions with the parameters corresponding to first page etc.
This link shows how to open a .xls from C#