(Vlad Catrinescu) This post will go over three sets of service accounts for different deployment scenarios of SharePoint 2013, explaining the difference between the sets and also what every account does!

(Alexandru Dionisie) By using Excel Interactive View (EIV) in SharePoint we can change the way that a table is presented. From a regular table, using EIV we can convert it into a smart table, which can perform different operations.

(Ricardo Wilkins) For each of my clients, I store and manage related documents (Statements of Works, Requirements documents, important Emails) as well as OneNote notebooks.Using SharePoint’s concept of Related Lists, each document can contain metadata about the client

(Marc D Anderson) I have always wondered what would happen if I created a custom theme for jQueryUI using the excellent ThemeRoller tool and then wanted to upgrade my version of jQueryUI.

(Khoa Quach) I recently received a request from a client which seemed very straight forward at first but ended being a little trickier than I expected. So hopefully this will help someone out.

(Adeel Ehsan) SharePoint comes with a very handy JavaScript implementation of the client object model, sp.js. One of its uses is to display notification and status messages.

(Marc D Anderson) There was an interesting question over in the MSDN Forums the other day that I struggled to answer. It was a headscratcher, so I had to figure it out.

(Thomas Daly) There are two ways to deploy your custom composed look. Via XML / Elements file – the declarative way, or via feature receiver / C# the imperative way. This article will cover both methods, it’s up to you to ultimately decide which way you prefer.

(Corey Martin) Field-level security in SharePoint 2007 or 2010 is supposed to be difficult without iffy hacks or custom add-ons.

(Venkatesh Kumar) We want to create a simple workflow and if the workflow status is not completed, we need to prevent the user from deleting the document.