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Any Sharepoint 2010 experts?
useless4
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I am desperately trying to get the SharePoint 2010 demo to work on my computer to convince our CTO to use SharePoint 2010 BI capabilities.
However, on my test machine I can't get it to launch Dashboard Designer so I am failing utterly and completely.
The facts:
Sharepoint 2010 Enterprise Demo
Windows 7 Home Premium
No Domain, machine name "MacPro"
I can access both SharePoint and SharePoint Central Administration.
I have gone into IIS and turned on Basic Authentication on each of the SharePoint parts. (Initially getting the blank screen issue)
I have checked the box "remember my login" while in the browser.
I have gone into manage windows credentials and put in every possible combination of credentials I can think of (\\macpro\username etc) and I can't get it to work. Every other solution I have read said this would fix the problem.
I have also gone in and added FQDN macpro.domain.com as one thing suggested.
Please help. I am not a Windows guy, but I need this so badly for work this weekend before I loose the chance to demo it.
(We use 2007 now, but I am pretty sure 2010 will allow me to do what I need where 2007 won't)
However, on my test machine I can't get it to launch Dashboard Designer so I am failing utterly and completely.
The facts:
Sharepoint 2010 Enterprise Demo
Windows 7 Home Premium
No Domain, machine name "MacPro"
I can access both SharePoint and SharePoint Central Administration.
I have gone into IIS and turned on Basic Authentication on each of the SharePoint parts. (Initially getting the blank screen issue)
I have checked the box "remember my login" while in the browser.
I have gone into manage windows credentials and put in every possible combination of credentials I can think of (\\macpro\username etc) and I can't get it to work. Every other solution I have read said this would fix the problem.
I have also gone in and added FQDN macpro.domain.com as one thing suggested.
Please help. I am not a Windows guy, but I need this so badly for work this weekend before I loose the chance to demo it.
(We use 2007 now, but I am pretty sure 2010 will allow me to do what I need where 2007 won't)
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