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What I have done is create an "Assign" column on my Document library. I created 4 new columns named listid, itemid, listurl and assign (see attachment) listid (Single line of text) itemid (Single line of text) listurl (Single line of text) Assign (Calculated) =CONCATENATE(" /_layouts/SharePointLearningKit/Images/ActionsIcon.gif") Next add your Document library (web part) to your page. Next add the following web part below it, right click save target as HTML Calculated Column Finally create a workflow that will populate the list items (see attachment) and you should end up with something like this (see attachment)

Hi James, These links should help. Customizing the Content Query Web Part and Custom Item Styles Configuring and Customizing the Content Query Web Part

Reading the "Quick Start Guide" it looks like you should be able to use a "Content Editor Web Part" with the "Source Editor..." add code below. Upload and link all the images into a XML file stored in a Document Library. and you should be there, might need some tweaks.

Slide.Show 2 more complex WSS Picture Thumbnails Web Part good for large photos SharePoint: Rotating Pictures, Random Pictures alittle easier Image Rotator Lite Version 2.0 nice & easy (good for the tool kit)

Download the following files: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.3.min.js https://bautz.homeserver.com/SharePointJavascript/Scripts/PreviewMetadataInListViewOnMouseover/v2.1/Preview_DispForm_metadata.js Upload them to a Doc Library Add a "Content Editor Web Part" to your calendar.aspx page. Edit the Web Part and click on the Source Editor... button. Paste the following code in the text box, you will have to change the src urls and columns names. hideIdColumn = true; arrOfFieldsToShow = ['Location','EventDate','EndDate']; // Columns that you want to use Hover your mouse over the events on your calendar and you should see the display box (it will take a few seconds).

Works really well on calendars. Preview metadata in list view on mouseover « SharePoint JavaScripts jQuery :-)

I like "Pages/Home.aspx" and "Images/smile.jpg", really good if you like creating templates.

AllItems.aspx?View={2B1CCDB8-BF28-419E-816E-B43569E8AA6D}&FilterField1=Title&FilterValue1=Printer&FilterField2=Band&FilterValue2=HP - Seems to work for me. AllItems.aspx?View={List View GUID}&FilterField1=Title&FilterValue1=Printer&FilterField2=Band&FilterValue2=HP Hope this helps. Tom

Hi Faza, If you change your hyperlink to the newform.aspx to something like this "http://intranet/Lists/HelpDesk/NewForm.aspx?Source=http%3A%2F%2Fintranet%2FLists%2FHelpDesk%2FProgessPage%2Easpx", you should be good. Tom

You could try using Audience Targeting on the different webparts for each language.

I've had training from Learning Tree, very good, highly recommend.

WSS, 2007 or 2010?

You could just use the "Edit in Datasheet" view, under Actions.

Ultimate Windows Tweaker v 1.2 is a good one: Tweak UI For Windows Vista : Ultimate Windows Tweaker From WinVistaClub

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