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This is a personal Picture Library for storing images and it can be shown on the Profile Page There are no settings required for this list

Part II:

This part is basically a different named version of the Site Aggregator Web Part and functions exactly the same way

NOTE If you set the Column Layout in the Columns tab of the Page Setup dialog box to Across,

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The My Workspaces Web Part displays a link list of all sites that have been created under the My Site This part has only one Web Part Property; under the Miscellaneous section there is a check box option to Show Detail, and if this is checked (the default), the list will display the date and time the site was last accessed and when it was created This can be used on either the home or Profile Pages

then Down, the group is kept together in a row The Down, then Across setting keeps the group together in a column

This option allows you to set the default SSP to be used when new applications are created When you initially set up MOSS, your first SSP will be designated as the default When you create another SSP, you can switch between them Whichever is default is the one that new applications will be automatically associated to Regardless of when created, application associations can be changed at any time FYI, the default SSP cannot be deleted (you have to have at least one) To change the default: 1 Using SharePoint30 Central Administration, click the Shared Services Administration link to open the Manage This Farm s Shared Services page Then, click the Change Default SSP link:

Labels are used for many purposes: mailing addresses, name tags, disk labels, and bookplates (such as From the library of ) Because labels are usually smaller than a sheet of paper, you can print many of them on one page This leads to a multiple-column-per-page report layout Label printing is so common that Access provides a special Label Wizard to help with the layout After you create the label design, you can use it to print addresses on envelopes as well, by making a few changes to the page layout Using the Label Wizard, you can create your own custom label size and layout, and then save it to use again

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In one of the Label Wizard s series of dialog boxes, you can select from a long list of predefined label layouts that match commercially available label stocks You can prepare labels for printing on continuous-feed or sheet-feed printers The Label Wizard helps with every stage of the label design, including choosing the layout, changing the text appearance, adding field data to a prototype label, and even offering to sort the labels for you before printing As an example of printing mailing labels, the local police department keeps the names and addresses of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) members in the Name List table in their Access database, so monthly notices can be mailed to the members To create mailing labels for the volunteers, do the following: 1 Select the Name List in the Navigation Pane, and on the Create tab s Reports group, click the Labels command 2 In the first dialog box, set the following options: Select the desired Unit of Measure: English or Metric Select the Label Type: Sheet feed or Continuous Choose the brand of label from the Filter By Manufacturer drop-down list Choose the desired label from the Product Number list The dimensions are specified as height width If you want to create a custom label size, click the Customize button