Essential SharePoint
Essential SharePoint Microsoft Office Document Collaboration in Action By Jeff Webb
May 2005
Pages: 328

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Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1 Why Use SharePoint?

    1. Solving Problems

    2. Storing and Sharing

    3. Improving Collaboration

    4. Going Public

    5. Organizing Sites

    6. Types of Sites

    7. Parts of a Page

    8. Where Are the Files?

    9. Putting SharePoint to Work

    10. Holding Meetings

    11. Building Libraries

    12. Creating Internet Sites

    13. What Software Do You Need?

    14. Trying Out SharePoint

    15. What's SharePoint Not Good For?

    16. Resources

  2. Chapter 2 Getting Started

    1. Before You Begin

    2. Creating Hosted Sites

    3. Adding Members

    4. Changing Pages

    5. Adding Content

    6. Setting Client Security

    7. Creating Self-Hosted Sites

    8. Installing SharePoint Services

    9. Adding Members Quickly

    10. Allowing Anonymous Access

    11. Maintaining Server Security

    12. Enabling Self-Service Site Creation

    13. Resources

  3. Chapter 3 Applying Templates, Themes, and Styles

    1. Understanding Templates

    2. Creating Custom Site Templates

    3. Creating Site Definitions

    4. Distributing Site Templates

    5. Creating List Templates

    6. Adding List Views

    7. Creating List Definitions

    8. Modifying Themes

    9. Applying Style Sheets

    10. Changing the Default Icons

  4. Chapter 4 Sharing Contacts and Meetings with Outlook

    1. Sharing Contacts

    2. Organizing Meetings

    3. Resources

  5. Chapter 5 Sharing Workspaces and Lists with Excel

    1. Getting Started with Excel and SharePoint

    2. Sharing Workbooks

    3. Sharing Lists

    4. Publishing as a Web Page

    5. Using the Spreadsheet Web Part

    6. Programming SharePoint in VBA

  6. Chapter 6 Using Document Libraries with Word

    1. Understanding Libraries

    2. Adding Documents to a Library

    3. Creating New Documents

    4. Adding Document Properties

    5. Changing the Library Template

    6. Linking Documents to Libraries

    7. Making Revisions Privately

    8. Linking and Publishing Custom Properties

    9. Discussing a Document

    10. Enabling Emailed Submissions

    11. Approving/Rejecting Documents

    12. Responding to Events

    13. Searching for Documents

    14. Resources

  7. Chapter 7 Gathering Data

    1. Using Lists to Gather Data

    2. Using Form Libraries to Gather Data

  8. Chapter 8 Creating Web Parts

    1. Preparing to Develop

    2. Creating a Web Part Project

    3. Deploying Web Parts

    4. Creating Web Parts from Excel

    5. Resources

  9. Chapter 9 Programming Web Parts

    1. Understanding Web Parts

    2. Creating Web Part Appearance

    3. Adding Child Controls

    4. Working on the Client Side

    5. Understanding Event Order

    6. Adding Properties

    7. Adding Menus

    8. Customizing the Property Task Pane

    9. Connecting Parts

    10. Resources

  10. Chapter 10 Remote Programming

    1. Choosing an Approach

    2. Using the Office Object Model

    3. Using Web Services

    4. Using URL Commands

    5. Using FrontPage RPC

  1. Appendix A Upgrading

    1. Upgrading to SQL 2000

    2. Upgrading to Portal Server

    3. Recording Settings

    4. Installing and Configuring Portal Server

    5. Re-Extending Existing Sites

    6. Connecting Sites to the Portal

    7. Adding Links to the Portal

    8. Upgrading from Team Services

    9. Resources

  2. Appendix B Reference Tables

    1. Office Versions

    2. StsAdm Commands

    3. SetupSts Commands

    4. Server Files and Locations

    5. Content Not Stored in Database

  3. Colophon

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