Recent content by DJCordel

Here is the download link where you can get the admin guide for SharePoint. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=a637eff6-8224-4b19-a6a4-3e33fa13d230&DisplayLang=en Hope it helps!

Hello... Place your code on the timeline instead of on the movieclip itself, and then use something like this: YourMovie_mc.onEnterFrame = function(){ YourMovie_mc._y += 5; if (YourMovie_mc._y > Stage.height){ delete YourMovie_mc.onEnterFrame; } } Hope that helps!

Hello... If you are running SharePoint v2, go to the top level administration and you will find a link that says "Save site as template". After saving, when you go to create a new site, you will see your templete in the list. Hope that helps!

Well oldnewbie, what I do think is that you should be more focused on providing help to the person that asked the question, instead of taking shots at the other people that have provided posts. I think your second post would have been sufficiant to this thread, and been alot more befenifial to...

Hello... Make it a movieclip, give it an instance name, and put this code on the same timeline that has said movieclip on it. yourInstanceName_mc.onEnterFrame = function(){ this._rotation++; } This will be tied directly to the frame rate of the movie, so if you need to speed it up or...

As for the first part of the question, I believe you will need FrontPage 2003 to perform this modification. You may try some of the modifications under "Modify Web Part", but I dont think you will be able to do it from the browser. As for the second half, I have never done it myself, but I...

Ok, there is a couple of ways to do this. If you want to heavily modify the home page, you will need FrontPage 2003 to do so. There are some things that can be done from right inside the browser, but nothing to advanced. As far as using a different page as the home page, to achieve this in the...

Hello... Here is a link to the SharePoint Administration Guide. You should be able to find the answer to your first question in there. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=a637eff6-8224-4b19-a6a4-3e33fa13d230&DisplayLang=en

Are you using Office 2003? If you are not, this will not work. http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?SQID=872340&SPID=820&page=1 Hope that helps!

Nope, your not missing anything. Office 2000 does not have this functionality. To use some of the more current or advanced features of SPS, you need to have Office 2003.

Hello... Are you using SharePoint v2? Cause if you are, there is a custom list found in the create menu called "Issues". This will allow you to do exactly what it is that you are talking about. When the issue is created, you assign it to somebody, give it a category, and even link it to a...

Hello... Here is a little something you can use to do that. You will just have to adapt it to whatever system you are using. // SETUP ARRAY TO HOLD MOVIE NAMES var movieNames = new Array(); movieNames[0] = "movieOne_mc"; movieNames[1] = "movieTwo_mc"; movieNames[2] = "movieThree_mc"...

Hello... You can set up variables to hold the stage width info, and then reference whenever (or on the fly with no variables): xPercentile = Stage.width/100 yPercentile = Stage.height/100 So for example, to reference 75% of the stage, you can just use something like this. xPercentile*75...

Hello... To use active directory, you would have to install SharePoint in Server Farm mode, and then hook up your databases afterwards. As I see from your post, you installed the WMSDE database, which would have defaulted you to the standard account mode. When you install in Server Farm mode...

Well, I would say the second option will fit you best then. By using the "+" menu, you can easily navigate to the "on" command found in GLOBAL FUNCTIONS >> MOVIE CLIP CONTROL, or you can use the keyborad shortcut "ESC+ON". Once you have done this, you will get the drop down in your actions panel...