My session slides from Tech.Ed India 2011 SharePoint Designer 2010 Top 10 Session.

1. SharePoint Designer 2010: Top 10 Things To Know Alpesh Nakar

2. About Me Native of Mumbai, India | Based in Brisbane, Australia Owner / Director - Just SharePoint Consulting | Training - Online and Onsite SharePoint Evangelist Contributing Author – Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Unleashed Blog http://alpesh.nakars.com SharePoint Resource Centre http://justsharepoint.com SharePoint Community URL Shortening Service http://mysp.in Twitter : @alpesh| @justsharepoint

3. SharePoint Designer 2010 Top 10

4. New User Experience – Fluent User Interface Ribbon Quick Launch Summary Pages Site Information Settings Permissions Customizations Sub sites

5. Create Content

6. Content Creation Create SharePoint Content SharePoint Lists SharePoint Pages SharePoint Workflows SharePoint Webs [subsites]

7. Securing Content

8. Securing Content Site Security Permissions Similar to browser security settings Adding new users and Groups Editing existing Groups Navigate to browser settings pages Site Groups Gallery View all Site Groups Group summary pages Rich configuration options

9. New Content Type & Association

10. New Content Type & Association Create New Content Types Create / Add Site Columns Associate Content Type

11. BCS & External Content Types

12. BCS and External Content Types

13. Views & Forms

14. Views and Forms Data View Web Parts XSLT View Web Parts InfoPath Forms List

15. Site Assets

16. Site Assets

17. External Data Sources

18. External Data Sources SOAP Services REST Services XML Database Connections

19. Reusable Workflows

20. Reusable Workflows

21. Restricting SharePoint Designer

22. Restricting SharePoint Designer Restrict at Web Application Level Restrict at Site Collection Level Central Administration SharePoint 2010 Management Shell

23. Resources Software Application Developers http://msdn.microsoft.com/ Infrastructure Professionals http://technet.microsoft.com/ technetindia msdnindia @technetindia @msdnindia

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