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Windows (default), MS-DOS, Unicode, or Unicode (UTF-8) 3 For now, choose no export options and click OK 4 The Export Text Wizard dialog box (Figure 22-13) displays data from the selected table similar to the Import Wizard You can choose between saving the data as a fixed-width or a delimited text file 5 Click Next 6 If you choose Delimited, the next dialog box (Figure 22-14) contains the specifics of the delimiters, text qualifiers, and other features of each field 7 If you agree with the default settings, click Next

13 When you return to the browser, refresh the Document Library View and you should see that the MailSent value has changed from No to Yes:

FIGURE 22-13

14 The last piece to test is the receiver preventing deletion of an item While still in debug mode, in the browser, use the drop-down menu on the document name and select Delete 15 Click OK to confirm that you want to send the document to the Recycle Bin 16 After you step through the code and the debugger exits, return to the browser, and you should see something like this: 17 Last but not least, if your SMTP server is operational, you should receive an e-mail message that looks something like this (be sure to enable HTML viewing):

Part IV:

Searchable Columns (MOSS)

FIGURE 22-14

This option enables you to select the site columns that you want to be included (all are included by default) or excluded from the search crawler This enables you to tweak the search to eliminate custom noise words (in English, words like the and and are noise in searches, whereas in a business, common acronyms are often of little use in searches) To exclude any column, click the check box next to the name, and then click the OK button Be aware that this setting applies to the Site Collection search, including the parent site and all sub sites

8 If you do not agree, adjust the selections (for the delimiting character, the text indicator, and whether the first row contains field names) When finished, click Next 9 If you choose Fixed Width, the next dialog box asks for verification of the field lengths Figure 22-15 shows the same table being exported as fixed-width You can drag the divider lines left or right to adjust the width of the fields 10 Click Finish to complete the export You can also use the Export Text Wizard to customize the export specifications for a text file the same way you set the import specifications with the Import Text Wizard When you click the Advanced button in the Export Text Wizard, an Export Specification dialog box appears, allowing you to specify the file format (fixed-width or delimited); the language and code page settings; the specifications for dates, times, and numbers; and field information The options are the same as those for importing

This section provides access to the various galleries used to store Master Pages, page layouts, site columns, and content types used in content management as well as list/library templates and web parts available

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Summary

Importing, linking, and exporting data are important ways of sharing data between Access databases, as well as with other applications These data exchange functions are essential tools in sharing data with applications in Microsoft Office 2007, as well as Paradox, dBASE, and other database management systems The External Data commands that support these data exchange operations have a number of options and should be the subject of considerable experimentation to ensure that your results are useful and reliable In the next chapter, you will learn about the issues of exchanging data with outside sources and sharing data with multiple users

This option allows you to upload or delete Master Pages for the current site By default, there is only one (defaultmaster this should not be deleted) When you have custom built Master Pages (built in Visual Studio or Designer), you can upload them here to make them available in the site