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SharePoint 2013 Permission Report: Check Access Rights for a Specific User I’m pretty sure that by now many of the SharePoint SME’s out there would have tried the  “Check access rights script for a specific user”  . Now if you’re new to this , please take a look at the link below to understand what this script is all about .It’s a very powerful tool with some limitations.  I happened to work with this script recently and listed below is my experience with this script . https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/SharePoint-Permission-2840f327 It doesn’t get really granular and looks for all the bits and pieces and retrieve the complete information we are looking for .For instance it can’t get the permission assigned on a list item and its just stops at the list level .In addition to that it doesn’t look for the security groups too.  The script takes atleast not less than 30 mins to 1 hour to run depending upon the size of the FARM and the contents it has as it has to

SharePoint 2016 Installation steps: http://mstechtalk.com/sharepoint-server-2016-installation-step-by-step/ Summary of Enhancements and New features in SP2016: Access Services   Compliance features   Customized web parts   Document Library accessibility   Durable links   Encrypted Connections   Fast Site Collection Creation   Filenames - expanded support for special characters   Hybrid in SharePoint 2016   Identify and Search for sensitive content   Image and Video previews   Information Rights Management   Large file support   MinRole   Mobile experience   New controls for working with OneDrive for Business   New Recycle Bin in OneDrive and Team sites   Open Document Format (ODF)   Project Server   ReFS file system support   SharePoint Search   Sharing improvements   Site Folders view   Sites page pinning   SMTP Connection Encryption   SMTP ports (non-default)   Web Application Open Platform Interface Protocol (WOPI) SharePoint 2016 is s

Hi, On my laptop, I recently upgraded from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10. Right after the upgrade was over, I found that, the Device Driver came up only as Microsoft Basic Display Adapter and I was unable to do anything with the brightness (it was full and you could imagine how it would have hurt the eyes). Obviously, I also could not connect to the projector because of the display driver. I searched in the OEM's site (Sony Vaio in my case) and it said, the drivers for Windows 10 are all going to be available only by Nov 2015! Wow - I can't wait till then - right? I decided to downgrade to Windows 8.1! Then came to rescue was http://www.drivermax.com/! I downloaded this, ran a scan and it identified and showed that - there is a latest version of Microsoft Basic Display Driver that is available! I installed the same and bingo - I had the brightness controlled and also the projector started working! Infact, drivermax tool showed that there were 18 drivers that were out

1. Inventory Ageing report is not available in EPICOR 2. No Workflow in EPICOR for any module 3. Transportation module not available in EPICOR 4. If you apply landed cost[maintenance charges] in EPICOR purchase order, it will not automatically come to Receipt, again you need to apply maintenance charges in PO receipt or container landed cost entry 5. Direct Fixed asset purchase order is not available in EPICOR, It will go to inventory and then transfer from inventory to Asset in EPICOR. 6. Quarantine management is not available  in EPICOR 7. Purchase/Sales agreement is there in EPICOR with less feature 8. Product variant[Product master] is not available in EPICOR 9. You can’t configure quantity based production timesheet[route card and job card] in EPICOR 10. Costing sheet concept is not available in EPCIOR 11. Route group concept is not available in EPICOR 12. Project quotation is not available in EPICOR, only sales quotation is available. So you must create sales order to