I would have never considered this possibility, but this is a very helpful tip! SharePoint Solutions Blog: SharePoint Designer Workflows: How to Tell Which Fields Have Changed
02 November 2007
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I have been a developer of web based solutions since early 2001 delivering solutions to a wide array of organizations using ASP, ASP.NET and SharePoint. I was introduced to SharePoint in 2003 when the consulting firm I worked for at the time introduced it into the workplace.
I began working with MOSS 2007 as soon as Microsoft released the RTM version in November 2006. The platform was implemented in my current organization in March and I was tasked with the administration and ongoing development of the platform.
The goal of this blog is to share discoveries in development with SharePoint. I welcome your comments and feedback to any post -- and I welcome suggestions for future topics..
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