Surprisingly CNET hasn’t picked up on this yet, but this week quite a few (if not a many) Microsoft Money 2004 customers have been locked out of their financial information due to a Sunday night update gone bad.

I’ve been meaning to blog a list of some of the links and resouces I have for this subject, but Daniel McPherson’s post recently is better than I would have come up with so go here!

Ever wondered what the specific tables & stored procedures are for in the WSS database… both configuration & content databases?

Use OneNote? You got to get SP1… it’s very nice. Below is a post from Chris Pratley, one of the developers (program manager maybe?

» PowerNav (with video)

<a href="http://www.sharepointblogs.com/bmixon/" target="_blank">Bob Mixon</a> has a great list of references. He's right, there aren't many formal sites/books out there worth buying.

If you’ve used SharePoint 2003 (either SharePoint or WSS), you’ll know there are way too many places out there to find administration level information about a site, portal, user, server, virtual server, etc.

I was testing BlogJetand VisualBlogger, but have reverted back to w.bloggar v3.02. Why? Simple, w.bloggar is free and it works.

What is a MDI file? It’s a Microsoft Document Image … kinda like a PDF, but Microsoft‘s version.

Great blog article on capacity planning for WSS. » Capacity Planning for Windows SharePoint Services