Link to Advanced Search
To create a link that leads directly to SharePoint Advanced Search use the following
http://MyPortal/Search.aspx?d=
posted by Ronnie Guha @ 9:23 AM
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
http://MyPortal/Search.aspx?d=
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6 Comments:
Dazed and confused....
Hi there. I am confused about this migration thing. We are using SPS and want to migrate all of our network share stuff to SP. But I can find no good way to move ..say...40GB of data all at once to a doc lib ! Either I am dazed and confused or MS needs to get on the ball and figure out how to populate SPS with the data is they want us to use it.
Sorry.....I am a little upset......ha
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Hi there,
Thanks for sharing your knowledge on the link to sharepoint advanced search. I have been searching high and low for it. While I was still clueless, I bum into your blog.
Many thanks.
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Hey Ronnie,
Need ur help i get a weird error while trying to delete a peronal view created
"View does not exist
The page you selected refers to a view that does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user.
Troubleshoot issues with Windows SharePoint Services.
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