Your changes could not be saved because this SharePoint Web site has exceeded the storage quota limit. You must save your work to another location. Contact your administrator to change the quota limits for the Web site.

User trying to save file in shared documents on personal site. It’s telling user “ Your changes could not be saved because this SharePoint Web site has exceeded the storage quota limit.

A quota specifies storage limit values for the maximum amount of data that can be stored in a site collection. Quotas also specify the storage size that, when reached, triggers an e-mail alert to the site collection administrator. Quota templates apply these settings to any site collection in a SharePoint farm.

To Track Quotas:
-Site administrators can go to Site Actions -Site Settings and click "Storage space allocation" to review space usage.
-Here they can display lists of libraries, documents, lists and Recycle Bin contents.
-These lists are by default sorted on size, descending. They can be resorted on Date Modified or Size

Resolution:
Server administrators are able to set limits on the amount of storage space that sites can use on the server. Contact your server administrator to request that the storage quota for the Web site be increased.

Exact Steps:
1. Go to your Central Administration a Application
2. On the Application Management page, in the SharePoint Site Management section, click Quota Templates.

I have also seen that user faced this kind of error message usually for their mysites because Personal site’s Limit site storage is set to 100M by default.

If you have any queries/questions regarding the above mentioned information then please let me know...I would be more than happy to help you as well as resolves your issues, Thanks..

Opening PDFs in SharePoint 2010

As i am working in SharePoint support(administration), i faced so many issues on day-2-day basis. yesterday i had faced one issue which belongs to opening of pdf files.


User Requirement/Issue Description: I have a document library with a PDF file. Whenever I click on the PDF file, I am prompted to save the file. I do not get the option of opening the file, I am forced to save it. What I want is for the PDF file to open, either in the browser or in a separate Adobe Reader window, depending on the Adobe Reader settings. 


Please refer the following steps to resolve this issue:


1. Open the central administration
2. Click Manage Web Applications
3. Click on the web app you want to change, and go to ‘General Settings’
4. Scroll down and reach the section called as ‘Browser File Handling’
5. Change the radio box from Strict to Permissive.
6. Click OK.
7. Settings has been successfully configured :-)


Go to the sharepoint document library and try to open the PDF documents & check the results !!


If you have any queries/questions regarding the above mentioned information then please let me know, Thanks..

Creating a New Document Template

Many users already know that we can create a new Word document from within a document library. However, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 takes this one step ahead by giving you the option to create any type of document you want within the same document library. You could do this in previous versions, but it was difficult to implement and was not an out-of-the-box solution — and it generally resulted in a separate document library for each document type. With MOSS 2007, this feature is now part of the application and is reasonably easy to implement at both the site and document library level.

One of the most powerful new features in SharePoint 2007 are content types. One of the benefits of having content types is that we now can have multiple document templates in one single document library. Each content type can have a document template.

Here are the steps to implement this:

1. Create a Document Library

2. Within the site that contains that Document Library, go to Site Actions > Site Settings

3. Under the Galleries section, click on Site Content Types

4. Click the Create link at the top of the list.

5. Give your Content Type a name and description.

6. Under Parent Content Type choose “Select parent content type from: Document Content Types” and “Parent Content Type: Document”

7. If this is the first time you’re creating a new Content Type, then you should choose to place it in a “New Group” and give it a meaningful name.

8. After creating the Content Type, you have the option of customizing some of the settings. Click on ‘Advanced Settings.’

9. Choose to upload a New Document Template.

10. Keep the default settings and press OK.

Now we’ll have to go back to the Document Library that we had created earlier. Within that Document Library:

11. Click on Settings > Document Library Settings

12. Under the General Settings Section, click on ‘Advanced Settings’

13. change ‘Allow management of content types’ from NO to YES. Keep the other settings as it is, and click OK.

14. Under the Content Types Section, click ‘Add from existing site content types’

15. Now you’ll have the option of choosing the from the menus, the Content Type Group and Content Type that was created earlier.

16. Go back to the Document Library, click the arrow next to the ‘New’ button and you should now have a new Document Template to choose from...

If you have any queries/questions regarding the above mentioned info then please let me know, Thanks...

Your personal site cannot be created because Self-Service Site Creation is not enabled. Contact your site administrator for more information.

I have installed MOSS 2007 enterprise in a simple-server farm mode using a SQL 2005 backend.

It appears I have everything else working except the My Site functionality.

When I click on My Site, I get:

Your personal site cannot be created because Self-Service Site Creation is not enabled. Contact your site administrator for more information.

So then I enable Self-Service Site Creation for the web app that is hosting the My Site service and try again. This time I receive:

There has been an error creating the personal site. Contact your site administrator for more information.

After doing some troubleshooting, i came to know about the exact resolution.

Please refer the following steps regarding the same:

Resolution:

Just follow the below steps to add "Personal" path as "Managed Path".

1. Go to "Central admin"

2. Select "Application Management" and select the specific "Web Application".

3. Type the 'MySite Host' URL. (I have created new site collection for MySite. So, I have added 'sites/mysite/personal').

4. Click OK.
Thats it...

You cannot use SharePoint. Your System Administrator has turned off this feature.

Hello Everybody,

Recently i was unable to open the attachments from outlook, not all but the attachments which was from sharepoint communications i.e. autogenerated emails from Alerts.

OR you will face this issue:

Any Task list | Actions toolbar item | Connect to Outlook
Receive an alert (from task, list, calendar, file, etc) in Outlook and try to open it.

Error Message: You cannot use SharePoint. Your System Administrator has turned off this feature.

Resolution:

I made the following changes in Registry Key and able to make it work. Now i can open all the attachments without any issues.

1.On the command-line and run REGEDIT

2.Go to

HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Office/14.0/Outlook/Options/wss

3.Double-click on the disable and change it to 0 from 1 and click ok.

4. Restart outlook and check the results

It will work as expected, Thanks

If you have any queries/questions regarding the above mentioned information then please let me know, Thanks