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queries to which the fields refer and from which they get their values If you don t want to or can t import the supporting value tables or queries, you can change the imported table design by changing the field Display Control property on the Lookup tab to Text Box for each Lookup field

<option value="This Site">This Site: MOSS The Complete Reference</option> <option selected="selected" value="">All Sites</option> <!-- Custom Result Pages can be set here: --> <option value="/searchcenter/Pages/peopleresultsaspx">People</option> </select> </td> <td class="ms-sbcell"> <input name="ctl90$SearchArea$ctl91$CustomSearch_InputKeywords" type="text" maxlength="200" id="ctl90_SearchArea_ctl91_CustomSearch_InputKeywords" accesskey="S" title="Enter search words" class="ms-sbplain" alt="Enter search words" onkeypress="javascript:return CustomSearch_CaptureEnter(event);" style="width:170px;" /> </td> <td class="ms-sbgo ms-sbcell"> <!-- Custom Images can be set here: --> <a id="ctl90_SearchArea_ctl91_CustomSearch_go" title="Go Search" href="javascript:CustomSearch_Submit()"><img title="Go Search" onmouseover="thissrc='/_layouts/images/gosearchgif'" onmouseout="thissrc='/_layouts/images/gosearchgif'" alt="Go Search" src="/_layouts/images/gosearchgif" style="border-width:0px;" /></a> </td> <!-- Advanced Search is also optional: --> <td class="ms-sbcell ms-sblink"> <a id="ctl90_SearchArea_ctl91_CustomSearch_AdvSearchLink" title="Advanced Search" href="/searchcenter/Pages/Advancedaspx">Advanced Search</a></td> <td class="ms-sbLastcell"></td> </tr> </table> </div> </div> </div> </td> </tr> </table>

NOTE If you try to import a table that is already linked to another table, you will link to the source

Note that there are some optional items in the code; for example, you can omit the Advanced Search link, set your own Results Pages, and so on Clicking the Save button saves the code and returns you to the page Since the default web part title is Content Editor Web Part, I ve changed it to My Custom Search Click the OK button in the tool pane to exit and then return to the Page Editing Mode; exit Editing Mode or publish the page to see the final result:

You can set several options to customize the import process When you click Options in the Import Objects dialog box, the box expands to show a lower pane with three sets of import options

<UserControl x:Class="L0906Page" xmlns="http://schemasmicrosoftcom/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemasmicrosoftcom/winfx/2006/xaml" xmlns:d="http://schemasmicrosoftcom/expression/blend/2008" xmlns:mc="http://schemasopenxmlformatsorg/markupcompatibility/2006" mc:Ignorable="d" d:DesignWidth="400" Height="187"> <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot" Background="#FFE4DFDF"> <TextBlock Margin="8,8,8,83" Text="superion" TextWrapping="Wrap" Height="Auto" FontSize="72" TextAlignment="Center" FontFamily="Arial Unicode MS" FontWeight="Bold" d:LayoutOverrides="Height" RenderTransformOrigin="05,05"> <TextBlockRenderTransform> <TransformGroup> <RotateTransform x:Name="tbTransform" /> </TransformGroup> </TextBlockRenderTransform> <TextBlockForeground> <LinearGradientBrush EndPoint="05,1" StartPoint="05,0"> <GradientStop Color="#FF7A7676" Offset="0412"/> <GradientStop Color="#FFF26414" Offset="1"/> </LinearGradientBrush> </TextBlockForeground> </TextBlock> <Slider Height="Auto" Margin="8,0,8,27" Maximum="360" VerticalAlignment="Bottom" Value="{Binding Angle, ElementName=tbTransform, Mode=TwoWay}" /> </Grid> </UserControl>

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The first set of options, Import, presents other table features that can be imported: Relationships Selected by default and includes the relationships that you have already defined for the tables and queries you import Menus and Toolbars Includes all the custom menus and toolbars in the database from which you are importing Imported menus and toolbars are displayed on a tab named Add-Ins Refer to 16 for information about custom menus and toolbars from earlier versions of Access

Part IV:

The object model for Search is well documented in the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Software Development Kit (SDK), and it includes several samples that show various ways to use it However, some lack demonstrations of all of the pieces so the following samples cover some of the more typical uses To use the object model, you need to have a reference to Microsoft Office Search as well as include the namespaces in the code, for example:

Import/Export Specs Includes all the saved import and export specifications set for the source database (See the section Importing and Linking Text Files later in this chapter for information about setting import specifications) Nav Pane Groups database Includes custom Navigation Pane groups from the source

// Need for Query: using MicrosoftOfficeServer; using MicrosoftOfficeServerSearch; using MicrosoftOfficeServerSearchQuery; using MicrosoftOfficeServerSearchAdministration;

The second set of options, Import Tables, determines whether to import both the table definition and the data (default) or only the definition This is useful for creating a copy of the table structures for a new database without including any existing data The third set of options, Import Queries, applies to any queries that you have selected to import and specifies whether to import queries as queries (the default setting) or run the query and import the resulting recordset as a table Once opened, the Options pane remains open as you click other object tabs Click OK when you re finished choosing import options, and click Yes to save the details of the import operation This saves time when you want to do it again

Once these references are in, you can easily access the object model directly in the code: