Windows SharePoint Services

Sharepoint save error

arathyprasad — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 11:08:44 GMT

In my site there is an option to generate Word2007 documents using a standard template(.doc) available and publish (save) the same in the site.Server is sharepoint server 2003

I have done all the necessary changes in sharepoint server 2003 to support Word 2007.

Eventhough before completion of the document generation I am getting the below error

'Sharepoint save errorhandler error

5121 Word Experienced an error trying to open the file

Try these suggestions

*Chek the file permissions for the document or drive

*Make sure there is sufficient free memory and disk space.

*Opent the file with the Text Recovery converter

(http://..../BFDCarloFerraroPtyLt120209....)

Microsoft Word”

Enough disk space is there and also file permissions are correct.

Please help me to fix this problem.

Is this possible, or am I missing the point of SPS

Spectra — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 20:47:01 GMT

We have just moved over to SBS, and as part of this we have sharepoint. We already have existing project folders, which contain docs, software etc, is it possible to overlay sharepoint over these folders so sharepoint gives us nice 'fluffy' remote access to them? if it is possible, then how do I do this? (sorry if this is a 'how do I build the space shuttle in two brief sentances')

We have quotation files, plus various other docs which it would be really nice to have access to, but it does seem somewhat time consuming to have to sit and upload each one.

If this is really obvious, what is the best resource for support on sharepoint?

Thanks

Richard

Sharepoint access via internet

mercury — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 16:02:28 GMT

Hi, I have set up Sharepoint services 3 and all is ok. I am looking into the possibiltiy of users being able to access the Sharepoint site via the Internet. I can get the pages to display OK, but as soon as we try to access files the site stops responding. I am sure its because it is looking for the files on our sharepoint server hence the link is a local machine that remote users can't see.. Is there anyway to achive full internet access to a locally hosted Sharepiont site? Thanks a million in advance Nik

Various sharepoint questions

Spectra — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 12:59:51 GMT

We have a new install of SBS on a Dell server. We would like to try and use some of the sharepoint templates available to download from the Microsoft website, but I am having problems:

1) the stsadm command on my server does not have any of the parameters (addsolution, deploysolution etc) that are shown as part of the install, is this because either the templates are for an older version or I have an older version??

2) how do I find out what version I am running? (as I say, the server is only a week old, so it should be the latest, but how do I check)

Thanks

Richard

sbsmonitoring database

Matt Frye — Sat, 26 Aug 2006 15:24:05 GMT

Hi all and firstly thanks Dave for this invaluable resource!

and your input at the SBS WOE a few months ago.

We have a couple of clients running WSS nicely on their SBS servers but both of them have called in with network issues recently.

on investigation i found that their SBS monitoring database had grown to over a Gb and had killed the servers disk space

1. i am not certain but it seemed to grow quite quickly ? is this correct.

2. how do i best monitor and ultimately keep the file to a sensible size? an article i found suggested that re running the health and monitoring wizard would fix it. is this correct

cheers for your help guys and girls as always

Matt Frye

WSS questions

Ian Watkins — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 21:02:56 GMT

As requested a few WSS questions:

How do I use Frontpage to customise WSS for my clients? How do I integrate lists (and preferably data from CRM) into linked lists so that whne one item changes any linked lists also change?

What is un-ghosting? Why should I try to avoid it and how can I avoid creating unghosted pages when I customise a page with Frontpage?

How do I backup the WSS sites on an SBS2003 box? I have a lot of custom data held in a WSS site on my server. How do I ensure I can restore that data when I am using a) WMSDE b) SQL Server?

Thanks.

Ian Watkins

SBS 2003 & SharePoint Portal Server 2003

andrewbettany — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 09:59:22 GMT

Is there any plans to develop a SBS intergrated version of SPS? (Just like we have for CRM?)

I have a client, with several branch offices, whom are using WSS. They want some of the functionality of SPS, but is reluctant to spend lots of money on separate new server box, and the licensing costs are also putting him off.

Any thoughts? - ie if there is development for MS to produce a SPS/SBS product, then I think he would be happy to wait a while.

Regards

Andrew