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This book is unique in the library of SharePoint 2010 books I own. It is a recipe book for entire solutions. The recipes take you from compiling the requirements to the implementation and the management of the final solution.

This book is about so much more than just the SharePoint Designer. It gives a great overview of SharePoint 2010's architecture, covers how to make modifications in the browser, goes deep into security details, covers new and depreciated site templates, working with the ribbon, CSS, XSLT, Business Connectivity Services, data controls, workflows, InfoPath, and more!!!

This book will take you to the next level of using SharePoint and Silverlight together. I can say that it did that for me.

This book is great for the SharePoint end user. I kind of think of it like the top 70 FAQs about SharePoint found all in one place.

"Expert Cookbook" are the last two words in the title for a good reason. This book is for the advanced SharePoint developer.

This book covers a ton of topics. Actually more like 10 tons of topics.

The tool is now versioned at 1.4. New features in this version include generating DGML diagrams which allow Root Sites to be put into groups, reports now include information on Services running on the Server and the Farm, user and group account information, and application pool information.

This is definitely the book to have for SharePoint 2010 development with Visual Studio 2010. The book is laid out in a great format that makes for an easy read as well as a great reference.

You can now have the option to list the users on the sites, and flag sites that have not been updated for a while to show in RED. The user's emails are listed as well as their administration status.

The SharePoint Diagram Tool which reverse engineers SharePoint 2007 and 2010 SharePoint sites into HTML, text, and DGML for displaying in a diagram.

I wish I had this book a year ago. It does an excellent job of describing the Reporting Services configuration steps to set up SharePoint Integration mode.....

Office 2010 RTM, SharePoint 2010 RTM, and Visio 2010 RTM are Now Available