Johnny Harbieh

Having a good old list of bookmarks or favorites is very helpful and can be rewarding for those who suffer from memory loss 🙂 These days, some people go even a step further and register for an account on Diigo. This Diigo service was recommended to me by Eric Kraus.  It’s very cool and I like it. I still have to remember to use it and make it a habit.

On the other hand, I still go for the source first. You can call this "religion" if you may. I know there are plenty of newsrooms and community blogs that can provide the help I need or offer some new ideas and theories on how to do a certain thing, but hey, I trust the source first 🙂 There are many reasons why I choose this route, but I will keep those for me at this point 🙂

So in regards to SharePoint Designer 2007, where do I go or which resource I visit first? Here is my list:

1. New books I may want to read on the subject can be found here at Bookpool http://www.bookpool.com/ss?qs=sharepoint+designer

2. The SharePoint Designer Team blog

http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepointdesigner/default.aspx

3. The MSDN library on SharePoint Designer

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb291001.aspx

Take it easy!