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Yes it does - sharepoint isn't magic!! But it may not appear to do it straight away depending on how your database is configured. The database might allocate memory in large blocks, so you might upload a document and see no change in size. Or upload a document and see a much larger change in size.

I dont think there's a way to export and then import it - I'm afraid recreating would be the easiest option for you.

Depends on which version of sharepoint you're on. Either way you'll have to grant the user(s) in question read access to the site. Then on each individual list (i.e. calendar, discussion) grant them contribute permissions. Let me know if you need more detailed instructions

Its may seema silly question but are you uploading the access database file to the same place?

As a first step this might help: http://cosier.wordpress.com/2005/12/09/how-to-rename-a-wss-site/

I dont quite understand what you're trying to do. Are you trying to just rename your security groups, or rename the entire site collection?

As jason says - there's little point in re-inventing the wheel!

Technically speaking the user control shouldn't be dependent on a control that is not contained within it. You could bind an event on the masterpage to the user control button click (exposed through a public property), and then get the masterpage to do what you want in the event handler.

You'll have to change each of the group names individually. Go to the group >> settings >> group settings.

SharePoint wont crawl any offline content - when you want to take a document offline with sharepoint you have to explicitly do so - and then again explicitly tell it to synchronize back toe the server.

Yeah, its done through outlook. What would you like to know?

You need to have the Office SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure feature activated for CQWP. If you go to: Site Settings >> Modify all site settings >> Site collection features Then activate the Office SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure. If you dont have this option its likely...

If your looking to change the default program to open an image file then you need to change the extension association on the client machine. You cant dictate from sharepoint what program the picture opens in. Is this what you mean? Matt

Hi all, Is there any way to print an HTML page that spans more than 1 page wide? (or save to PDF) I know for standard pages I could create a custom printing css but this page include VML. Cheers Matt

Could you post your source code if its not too lengthy?

Subversion: http://subversion.tigris.org/ Its great for source control with any kind of file....and free!! It looks a little complicated to get started but its actually pretty simple and can be used for source control of pretty much anything - so excel files won't be a problem.

I think you will need a reference to Microsoft Visual Basic for Extensibility Library (VBE). There are additional security concerns on a per computer basis - a setting that allows code access to the vb editor (or something similar). Hope this helps

Have you tried using a content query web part? (assuming its moss you're using)

Not sure about script encoder - but I think the general guidelines are to compile the page and obfuscate the dll: http://www.asp.net/Community/Control-gallery/item.aspx?i=139 OR http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms227240(VS.80).aspx Regards Matt

Change it to: string script = "var x = window.open('news.aspx')"; if (!ClientScript.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered("NewWindow")) { ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.GetType(), "NewWindow", script, true); }