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  1. Using PowerPoint 2010 to Create a Custom Theme for SharePoint 2010

    This post is about my first experience using PowerPoint 2010 to create a theme to be used in a SharePoint 2010 site for a client.  The goal for the SharePoint theme:  Create simple yet professional-looking branding for our client’s new SharePoint site, avoiding CSS and Master Page edits where ...

  2. 31 Days of SSIS – Override Variables (9/31)

    31 Days of SSIS Day number 9 of the 31 Days of SSIS.  If you missed the first week then start by reading the introductory post.  Since it is Sunday, I’m going to go with something a little lighter and shorter – or at least that’s the expectation as ...

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