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please try out Febr. or April 2013 CU if they can install. If yes, then download the June package again and retry it once more.If still failing, then you might have an issue within the patch chain between SP3 and likely any subsequent security fix.BTW: the last fix in the table above is also a sec. fix and should be definitely installed on top of June!

Hi Steve per you comment above 20 Aug 2012 9:17 AM, "The DLL's will get another version if tehy are touched by update but the Microsoft.SharePoint.dll is every time changed when a CU gets created, so this is the most recent version and indicator for your status" Is this true for all CUs? We have MOSS 2007 with SP3 installed, I recently installed June 13 CU (12.0.6679.5001) and notice Microsoft.SharePoint.dll stayed with 12.0.6608.1000. Should it have updated to 12.0.6679.5001? Thanks in advance.

Hi BlueSky,well, not necessarily always but it can be. The DLL's will get another version if tehy are touched by update but the Microsoft.SharePoint.dll is every time changed when a CU gets created, so this is the most recent version and indicator for your status.The Microsoft.sharepoint.portal.dll aside with many other dll's might not always being touched and thus doesnt get updated in version. Only if there was a change, then the version will increase as well.Again, no worries about the versions. If you have the Microsoft.sharepoint.dll aligned with the described version from the CU/KB description, then you're fine.if some other DLL's are not exact same version, this might be by design.cheers, Steve

@Alexi:well at least with MOSS, the DLL always was changed and hence reflecting the build version as it is told in the according KB article.From SPS2010 or 2013 meanwhile the Microsoft.sharepoint.dll is NOT always patched and hence the version might differ from the one stated in its KB.So the best way to check and make sure is query the config DB on table dbo.versions and find it there.

Hi Steve, we have a MOSS 2007 SharePoint with SP3 installed. I installed CU June CU 13 )** 12.0.6679.5001 2817329, from the Upgrade.log there was no errors. I proceeded to run Configuration Wizard. I see microsoft.sharepoint.portal.dll updated 12.0.6668.500 however microsoft.sharepoint.dll still stay at 12.0.6608.1000. Per your post on 20 Aug 2012 9:17 AM above, you noted that microsoft.sharepoint.dll should be updated on every CU to match the build number. In this case should it be updated to 12.0.6679.5001? Thanks!

I was configuring a new virtual image today for some upcoming client work, and since my new laptop is now x64, by base image for all future virtual images is Windows Server 2008 R2 (with SQL Server 2008 Development edition installed already). Since R2 is quite new still, I figured I would at least hit one roadblock, and sure enough I did.

I had installed WSS 3.0 with SP2, without any issues (a command line based install, which instructions for can be found here: -us/library/cc752946.aspx), and fired up the installation for Search Server Express 2008, when I hit this gem:

While I did not find any direct matches with Bing, it is a very cool program, and did work in my case. It may not be the EXACT same font, but, it was 99.5% there, and did the job I needed it to. I think probably the best design feature MyFonts.com put on the results page, is the scrolling image you had uploaded, so that you could accurately match it up with the example results shown.

SharePoint Designer is an invaluable tool for site administrators and developers within SharePoint. After the Microsoft SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas, and seeing all of the great things that Microsoft has done to improve this tool from its humble beginnings back when it was FrontPage. So, naturally that I now have full-on access to the 2010 Beta, I am anxious to start playing around with SharePoint Designer 2010 first hand.

Next, on the File Location screen, these are the defaults, which I kept, as I only have the one partition on my virtual image. Then click Install Now if you are fine with these settings

DOH! In addition to this error, not only is this halting my forward progress, and not this has anything really to do with anything, but, hopefully they run a spell check before this gets to RTM. There are two spelling mistakes in the message above (bolded and underlined). Anyways, I did a bit of searching on the interwebs for this, and it appears that it is a known issue on both Windows 7, and, Server 2008 R2, the latter of which I am running.

It appears that there is a fix coming down the pipe from Microsoft, according to this post on the SharePoint TechNet Forums: -US/sharepoint2010general/thread/041ddc78-8d18-4753-b7be-8d8113e26e62, as there is an issue with WCF on the two aforementioned platforms, as they share the same core.

Hi, I am trying to install Sharepoint 2010 trial to enable me to migrate a WSS3 site but I am stuck at the ASADOMD requirement (file required is SQLSERVER2008_ASADOMD10.msi with a specific revision number of {7009F5D7-4071-46F9-9149-4B674016B6F0} I have read. However, I can't find the specific release anywhere online. The expected version was available in 'Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Feature Pack, October 2008' and in the first SQL Server 2008 R2 feature pack but sadly they are no longer available online.

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