Recently I participated in a SharePoint 2013 project, where the SharePoint 2013 Ribbon had to be customised to fulfil the following business requirements:

• A new tab containing the specific buttons had to be created
• Some of the buttons had to be enabled only on single/multiple items’ selection
• Some business actions had to be performed when the buttons were clicked

Every time when an administrator wants to deploy a new SharePoint farm, he has to create a number of service accounts, required for the proper functionality of the new system.

Any Word document includes, by default, the following metadata fields:

• Author
• Title
• Subject
• Keywords
• Category
• Status
• Comments

But when a new document is created, in most of the cases, the user doesn’t insert any values into these fields. And why should they do it? Let’s see the benefits.

After upgrading a CRM 4 environment to CRM 2011, I’ve noticed that the User Filters in CRM Outlook Client are missing. The bad thing is that you cannot synchronize contacts, appointments etc. with the CRM server.

I have noticed an interesting thing in SharePoint 2013: there is by default no Sign in as Different User option into the menu.

In order to get it back you need to open the Welcome.ascx file, which is located at the following path: Program Files – Common Files – Microsoft shared – Web Server Extensions – 15 – TEMPLATE – CONTROLTEMPLATES.