Offline Sharepoint Tool Promised For Mac
February 25, 2014 These days my primary laptop is an Apple Macbook Pro 13″ — it is a pretty sweet piece of hardware. There’s plenty of other folks in the SharePoint community that have been making a similar switch recently like. Everyone seems to be singing the same praise for the Macbook Pros and perhaps surprisingly most that have made the switch are choosing to run in OSX as their primary operating system. I’ve been running this setup since last summer but most days when I’m SharePointing I use my Windows desktop. As I was getting ready for the upcoming SharePoint Conference, I was preparing for the session I’m co-presenting with Randy Drisgill called (which you should come see!) I was running through some of the demos and realized that I should probably try to do them on my MBP. One of the demos involves the Design Manager connecting to an SharePoint Online site in Office365.
No problem right? Publicspace.net vitamin-r 1.62 for mac. The usual steps of connecting to an external didn’t work (open up Finder, then Go Connect to Server).
I scoured the interwebs looking for an answer, I tried emailing different folks at Microsoft, and didn’t really have much luck. At that point I did what everyone else would probably do: I complained on Facebook. I’m glad I did because I found the answer in an unlikely place — from the husband of someone I went to high school (maybe even middle school?) with. Big thanks to Scott Newsome! Here’s how you connect your Mac with OSX to a SharePoint library — this requires Office for Mac 2011:. From Spotlight look for “Microsoft Document Connection” and open it. Click on the “Add Location” button in the upper left and choose to “Connect to a SharePoint Site”.
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Press the Connect button. And that’s it. Hopefully this helps other folks trying to do the same thing. This helped in my scenario but the tool itself isn’t perfect — for more information on the limitations check out: UPDATE: Dux reminded me of this great post he wrote on using SharePoint with a Mac.
Tons of great info here: Enjoy!
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Access your Business Data – Anytime, from Anywhere on Anything with SharePoint Document Libraries – contact for help! I wrote this about 5 or 6 years ago. But when I switched blog platforms, I lost the content and realized the content has fallen off the Google cache for the most part too. Tonight I found it (on my mother in laws computer of all places) so I figured I’d just steal from myself and post it again Apologies if you’ve been here or done that. That said, I’ll take a moment to update this information with some relevant 2010 information as well. 13 Reasons why SharePoint Kicks your File Server’s butt! My favourite number is 42.
That would be a tall order (but I imagine I could come up with 42 reasons why SharePoint is better than a file server). So, I went with my second favourite number – Number 13 – it’s a lonely number and also the digits on the back of the sweater of my favourite hockey player, Mats Sundin, the current captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs – Go Leafs!! – Update: wow it has been a long time since I wrote this Sundin and any Leafs Playoff success is just so long ago now Thus, I present to you, 13 reasons why SharePoint Document Libraries tear the pants off of your File Server (and dropbox, box.net, for that matter).