This is a known and personally experienced issue (Tech Preview and Beta Builds as well) with Datasheet View not working in SharePoint if you have Office 2010×64 clients installed on your workstation.
Again this is one of the FAQ on the MSDN Forums and today I saw the solution posted on the thread, so comes this post for my reference and in case you experience this, then you know what is the solution to the issue.
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That’s very generous of Joel and I would like to thank him for this!
I have just signed up online and now have access to this book.
One of the FAQ on SharePoint 2010 forums is for an alert generated by the Health Analyzer in the Search Server Express 2010 installation instance.
For businesses who are not ready to invest in Microsoft SharePoint 2010 product, Microsoft have an alternate solution for free – Microsoft Search Server Express 2010.
Hola! I seemed to have disappeared! Well, to be honest I am very active on the Social Network (Twitter, Facebook) interacting with friends and followers and sharing links and resources. However, I have come to realize that not everyone is on Twitter just yet, similar to not everyone subscribe to/read RSS Feeds just like people were not into email newsletters or rather emails few years ago.
So, I have decided to make a come back with blogging, because I enjoy sharing my resources and learning’s right here on this blog.
| Alpesh Nakar is a SharePoint Consultant, based in Brisbane. He is a contributing author for SharePoint 2010 Unleashed, Speaker, Trainer and Blogger doing Just SharePoint! |
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