Again this is one of the FAQ on the MSDN Forums and today I saw the solution posted on the thread, so comes this post for my reference and in case you experience this, then you know what is the solution to the issue.

Error Message: The list cannot be displayed in Datasheet View for one or more of the following reasons:

• A datasheet component compatible with Windows SharePoint Services is not installed.
• Your web browser does not support ActiveX controls.
• Support for ActiveX controls is disabled.

The workaround to this issue is to install 2007 Office System Driver: Data Connectivity Components post Office 2010×64 installation.

Very important to note ( information that you may not want to ignore)

The 2007 Office System Driver: Data Connectivity Components install a 32-bit version of the Datasheet component that will work with the 64-bit version of Office 2010 as long as you are using a 32-bit version of an Internet browser.
If you are using a 64-bit version of an Internet browser, for example the 64-bit version of Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0, there is no support for the Edit in Datasheet component.
Also, you must install all 64-bit versions of Office products before you install the 2007 Office System Driver: Data Connectivity Components. Therefore, if you have to have Microsoft Project 2010, Microsoft Visio 2010, or Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010 (These components are not installed as part of an Office 2010 suite), please install the 64-bit versions of these products before you install the Data Connectivity Components.

Recommended reading Microsoft KB article here & this the thread that inspired this post.

Related posts:

1. SharePoint 2010 Beta and Exchange 2010 VHD Download
2. Coming to terms with SP 2010
3. SharePoint: Knowledge Network for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007

Datasheet View Does Not Work in SharePoint 2010 was published on Alpesh Nakar's Blog

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I have compiled a small list to get started with Office 2010! I would recommend adding all Microsoft related blogs to your RSS reader and if you are on twitter, follow

• Me  
• Official Microsoft tweeps
• Look out for #followfriday  + (#Office2010 or #SP2010 or #SharePoint ) tags on Twitter

From Microsoft

• Public Office 2010 Product Information available here

• Office 2010 for your business

• Office 2010 The Movie available here

• SharePoint 2010 Sneak Peek site

• Microsoft Office 2010 Engineering Blog

• What’s New in InfoPath 2010? (InfoPath Team Blog)

• Excel 2010 – The 10,000 ft. View (Excel Team Blog)

• Word 2010 from 30,000 Feet (Word Team Blog)

• Microsoft Office Outlook Team Blog

• Introducing PowerPoint 2010 (PowerPoint Team Blog)

• Daniel Escapa’s OneNote Blog (MSFT)

From the web

• Access 2010 – first look

• PowerPoint 2010 – first look

• Excel 2010 – first look

• Outlook 2010 gets the ribbon interface

• Word 2010 – sneak peek images

• Office 2010: new relations

• Under the Office 2010 ‘Office’ button

• The Complete Guide To Microsoft’s Office 2010

• Microsoft Office 2010: The 5 Most Intriguing Features

• OneNote Gets More Mobile in Office 2010

I will be updating this list as I come across more information on Office 2010 Technical Preview. If you are blogging about Office 2010 and want to be added to this or similar list, please contact me.

This is technical preview, so features may be added or removed. I am already missing one feature seen in an earlier build. If I don’t find it, I will blog about it. Even if I find it, I will blog!

Related posts:

1. Office 2010 Technical Preview: Outlook 2010 Ribbon
2. Office 2007 must-haves
3. Office 2007 Add-ins

Links to get you familiar with Office 2010 was published on Alpesh Nakar's Blog

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Yay!

For us folks (MSDN / TechNet subscribers) Windows 7 RTM is expected to be made available in the week of July 13, 2009.

Bink reports that Microsoft has set July 13, 2009 as the “sign-off” date.

Sign off is the process where all divisions sign that they agree on the final code, which means the actual RTM build will be created a few days earlier, which is targeted on July 10th.

Now that’s going to be fun!, with Office 2010 Technical Preview being made available around the same time.

Have you pre – ordered your copy of Windows 7 ?

Related posts:

1. Windows 7 Deployment: TechNet Live Meeting
2. Download: Windows XP SP3
3. Download: Windows Vista SP1 Officially

Windows 7 RTM Date July 13! was published on Alpesh Nakar's Blog

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• InfoPath Designer,
• InfoPath Editor,
• Outlook,
• SharePoint Designer
• One Note
• SharePoint Workspace

Yes, the ribbon has made it’s way into SharePoint Designer 2010 (technical preview at the time of writing).

In this post you will see basic SPD2010 walk through.

This is the initial start up screen when you launch SPD 2010. This is your launch pad to

• Open SharePoint Site
• Create New SharePoint Site
• Access SPD Options Menu

First two options are kind of obvious at the moment. I am unable to use them though .

You cannot edit your WSS 3.0 or MOSS 2007 sites with SPD 2010 (TP). You can only edit web sites on Microsoft SharePoint Server 2009

Access SPD Options to

• Customize Ribbon
• Quick Access Toolbar

I am a big fan of Quick Access Toolbar and will cover more of both in coming posts. This post is your introduction to SharePoint Designer 2010 (TP) for starts.

So how does SPD 2010(TP) stand up against SPD 2007 in the department of looks?

It’s your call.

SharePoint Designer 2007 on Launch

SharePoint Designer 2010 (TP) on Launch

Related posts:

1. SharePoint: Howto disable editing sites with SharePoint Designer
2. SharePoint Designer Blog
3. Download Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Beta

Welcome Ribbon to SharePoint Designer 2010 was published on Alpesh Nakar's Blog

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