SharePoint 2003 User’s Guide

* Provides a "real world" view and best practices around using SharePoint 2003 technologies to meet business needs.

"This book provides detailed instructions for using Microsoft SharePoint 2003. Users will be given the information necessary to execute basic and advanced features of SharePoint Portal Server and Windows SharePoint Services. It also includes instructions for all readers on how to build the most common SharePoint solution scenarios and descriptions of the best ways to configure SharePoint around these scenarios.This book will also have a foreword by Scot Hillier, author of Microsoft SharePoint: Building Office 2003 Solutions (1-59059-338-3, 2004, Apress) and Advanced SharePoint Services Solutions (1-59059-456-8, Apress, 2005). TOC:Introduction.- Introduction to SharePoint Technologies.- What is Microsoft SharePoint.- Why is it valuable?- What are the building blocks?- Using This Book.- Using the Features.- Using the Portal.- Portal Areas.- Portal Listings.- Special Areas.- Portal Search.- My Site.- Sites and Workspaces.- Standard Templates.- Security.- Search.- Custom Lists and Data.- Creating Custom Lists.- Working with Custom Lists.- Managing Custom Lists.- Template SharePoint Lists.- Standard Lists.- Specialty Lists.- Meeting Workspace Lists.- Libraries.- Document Library.- Form Library.- Picture Library.- Alerts.- Pages and Web Parts.- Basic Pages.- Web Part Pages.- Web Parts.- Combining Features to Create Information Solutions.- Document Collaboration.- Project Collaboration.- Meeting Management.- Information/Knowledge Centers.- Leveraging the Office System."

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