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Q1: Can you deploy .wsp Solutions from SharePoint 2010 in SharePoint 2013? Ans:  Yes. SharePoint 2013 provides Support for both 14 Hive and 15 Hive. Solutions from SharePoint 2010 can be deployed in SharePoint 2013 either in 14 Hive,15 Hive or both. This can be done using the new “CompatabilityLevel” parameter of Install-SPSolution cmdlet with which you can now Deploy your wsp Solutions to 14 hive, 15 hive or both. For more Info see  DEPLOY SHAREPOINT 2010 SOLUTIONS IN SHAREPOINT 2013  Q2:  Can you Create & Deploy Sandbox Solutions in SharePoint 2013? Ans:  Sandbox Solutions are depreciated in SharePoint 2013.You can still Create them and deploy them but they are not supported by Microsoft (not 100% sure about this though). Q3: What is the new JS Link Property on SPField? Ans:  New “SPField.JSLink” property has been added to help specify any external JavaScript file Containing any Rendering logic for Out-of-Box or Custom field type.With JSLink developer...

Captured from the below URL http://mstechtalk.com/sharepoint-server-2016-installation-step-by-step/ http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2015/10/sharepoint-2016-installation.html ________________________________________________________________________________ SharePoint Server 2016  Preview has been released earlier today, check my  previous post for Download and Product Key details , installation media is available for a trial period of 180 days. I have completed a Single-Server installation of SharePoint Server 2016 with Database server on a separate machine. I am sharing the installation details here which can be helpful for many who are new to SharePoint. The installation is similar to the older versions of SharePoint except MinRoleTopolgy which is introduced for the first time in SharePoint 2016. System Requirement I have used the below hardware and software configuration form my current installation. Hardware Requirement Scenario Processor RAM Hard dis...

The easiest method for accomplishing this will be the following: Open the list form template in InfoPath Designer. Go to File >> Publish >> Export as Source Files.  Choose a folder to save these to. In these source files you will see the template.xml file.  Open this in your favorite text editor. Search for the section in this XML file which contains the name of the Multiple-Selection List Box data. Names may be different: <my:multidefault_x0020_checkboxes>     <Value>Apples</Value> </my:multidefault_x0020_checkboxes> Add the list of choices you would like to be checked by default, so it looks similar to this: <my:multidefault_x0020_checkboxes>     <Value>Apple</Value>     <Value>Orange</Value>     <Value>Grape</Value>     <Value>Pear</Value>     <Value>Etc</Value...

From the below article: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/6d30678f-acfa-4b4d-bffc-2705de86c0c2/infopath-multi-choice-value-field-default-values?forum=sharepointcustomizationprevious -------------------------------------------------------------------------- the default values set in the SharePoint list do not carry over into InfoPath.  Not to mention, there is no option to select multiple default values for the Multiple-Selection List Box control within InfoPath.  The good news is we can make InfoPath display these values by default by modifying one of the source files that make up the InfoPath template. When you first open an InfoPath XSN to fill in a new form, it uses a file called "template.xml" to know what data to display as default.  This file is stored in the source files that make up the XSN.  What we need to do is modify this file to include more than a single value as its default value. The easiest method for accomplishing t...