Some other old posts on SharePoint 2007 from my existing blog
First Time Deployment in the Production Environment using Script | Move sites between Production and Development Environment | Content Deployment using STSADM
It is a common problem in the sharepoint 2007 developemt to hide the “Sign in” link in the client web browser. I didnt find any perfect solution for that. Let's think one scenario. For example, You are developing a WCM website in MOSS and have two entry points to the website - one web app for internal use to edit the site (i.e. you have to authenticate), and one for the website (i.e. for anonymous access).
You have created a master page which obviously has to contain controls that allow users to log in and author content. However since the same master page is used for both web apps, you need to hide those controls when the site's being accessed anonymously. You don't want there to be a 'Sign in' link when viewed anonymously.
Before doing this posting i need to say something about my recent sharepoint post. because One question could be arise that "why all of my recent post is related to sharepoint 2007?"
The answer is: i am working with sharepoint 2007 for last few months specially for one of our client. I am responsible for all Reserch and Development work and architectural setup. You will also find some important post in the next days.
How to customize the EditForm.aspx when you Edit a list item in a SharePoint 2007 list (EditForm.aspx).