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Articles by N W Brown (1 article found)
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SharePoint 2007 Sliding Window Calendar Web Part
Last Updated: 31 May 2008 Page Views: 35,867 Rating: 4.25/5 Votes: 8 Popularity: 3.84
Bookmark Count: 44
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)
A SharePoint 2007 Web Part demonstrating CAML queries for retrieving regular and recurring SharePoint Calendar List items.
N W Brown
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N W Brown has been programming/coding/developing for over 16 years, divided. About 8 years B.C. (before children), and about 8 years A.C. (after children finally went to high school and beyond). During the break (the "children" period), major changes took place in software development- like the introduction of the internet... Which just shows that the joy of playing with puzzles all day and getting paid for it never gets old!
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Web Developer
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Last Updated 23 Nov 2009
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