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Water Cooler Interview with Shane Young

Posted By: Kirk Evans | Aug 12th @ 11:00 AM | 9,708 Views | 2 Comments

Join us at The Water Cooler as host Kirk Evans interviews SharePoint MVP Shane Young. In this episode, we learn about the choices admins make when installing SharePoint, we hear several tips on how to increase performance, and we subject you to a really bad cow joke.

Tags: MOSS, MOSS2007, Office, Sharepoint, Water Cooler

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jbhoward

Can you speak up a little? Smiley

kirke
Go Dawgs!

In reply to jbhoward

#Aug 12th @ 11:44 AM

If you are watching in the Silverlight player on Channel9, they have the default set to 50% volume. Just use the control in the player to increase the volume. Otherwise, you can click the "Formats" link under the video and select the WMV link to open in Windows Media Player.

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