The Q1 (2017) Cumulative Update for Bamboo products, released in April 2017, updates the Telerik version used in all Bamboo component products that use Telerik:
| Telerik Library | Version deployed for SP2013/SP2016 | Version deployed for SP2010 |
| Telerik.Web.UI | 2016.3.1027.45 (previously, version 2012.3.1016.35 was deployed) |
2016.3.1027.35 (previously, version 2011.2.915.35 was deployed) |
| Telerik.Web.UI.Skins | 2016.3.1027.45 (previously, version 2012.3.1016.35 was deployed) |
2016.3.1027.35
(previously, version 2011.2.915.35 was deployed) |
IMPORTANT: The new Telerik assemblies are deployed from Bamboo.Framework.wsp. Some Bamboo component products may error if there are older and/or newer versions of Telerik assemblies in the SharePoint environment.
To fix errors caused by multiple Telerik versions deployed on your SharePoint farm, add an assembly redirect in your web.config file for each web application. See an example below and refer to How to Add a web.config Modification Using PowerShell for details.
<configuration>
...
<runtime>
<assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1">
...
<dependentAssembly>
<assemblyIdentity name="Telerik.Web.UI" publicKeyToken="121fae78165ba3d4" culture="neutral" />
<bindingRedirect oldVersion="2012.3.1016.35" newVersion="2016.3.1027.45" />
</dependentAssembly>
</assemblyBinding>
</runtime>
...
</configuration>
To use the Quick Add Web Part to add new items to a list, simply do the following.
Select the first product component in the Components section in the Setup program. When a component is selected, information specific to it is displayed on the right side of the interface. Verify the 
Click Next to begin the upgrade. Verify that the system checks pass successfully and click Next. If the system checks do not pass, you will not be able to proceed.
In the Repair, Remove or Install screen, select the Upgrade/Repair Existing and Install New option and click Next.
When the upgrade is complete, click Next to review the Summary screen and confirm that the product upgrade was successful. You may need to scroll up to review the entire summary. When satisfied, click Close.
Run the Install.ps1 from a WFE server in PowerShell as an admin.
The install.ps1 script is used to install a new product or uppgrade an existing product.
The script will look for WSPs in the install folder and list those found.
When the deployment completes, deployment status information will be displayed for each solution.
The script will look for WSPs in the install folder and list those found. It will uninstall them in alpha order.
SharePoint is a great tool for collaboration, but in some instances, the interface can slow down business processes. For instance, capturing a list of project tasks in real-time can be difficult using SharePoint. There can also be times when you just want to get content from some existing notes to populate a list, but entering each piece of information to create items one at a time can be painful. These are only a couple of examples, but there are so many cases in which it would be nice to bypass the “slow lane” and capture/create items as quickly as you can come up with them. To give users a quicker way to kick start their lists, Bamboo created Quick Add. By allowing simple text entry for item creation, creating new items is as simple as taking notes, or even using notes that were taken previously. Whether you are capturing information during a meeting, or following up on a list of to-do items in an email, creating new SharePoint items is as simple as typing the names, or copying any existing text lists into the box and clicking a button.
It will show up on any list when the feature is activated; if you know your organization has the Quick Add feature installed, it will not show up in your List Ribbon until your SharePoint admin has 
When you enter tasks into the Quick Add form, you will see a prompt confirming that the items you are entering are being added to a specific list; the list name will be in bold text to let you take notice that you are entering the items to the expected list.
You will get a confirmation screen showing how many items you are adding to the list; click the Save button in order to add the items. Later you can return to the list and update the items as needed, but now you have a way to get some items added to a list very quickly so you don’t forget about them.
) at the top of the components list to return to the Setup main page.
For detailed information about configuring the options, follow the instructions for 
Right-click on the file DisableAllBambooTimerJobDefinitions.bat and choose Run as administrator. This script stops the timer job services for all Bamboo products installed on the farm, helping to put the farm in a quiescent state for the install.
On the WFE where you extracted the product folders, right-click on the PowerShell application in the Start menu and choose Run as administrator. You can use Windows PowerShell or SharePoint 2013 Management Shell.
Return to the misc folder. Right-click on EnableAllBambooTimerJobDefinitions.bat and choose Run as administrator. This enables all Bamboo timer job services. 
Click the edit drop-down menu on the Web Part title bar and select Edit Web Part (or Modify Shared Web Part if you are using SharePoint 2007). See the example from the Group Email Web Part.
Click the edit drop-down menu on the Web Part title bar and select Edit Web Part (or Modify Shared Web Part if you are using SharePoint 2007).
Click the [Product] Settings button in the Web Part tool pane.
The script will look for WSPs in the install folder and list those found. It will install them in alpha order.
Double-click the product EXE file to extract the contents of the product download.
