Blogroll

Read our updated roadmap for working with SharePoint Server including new infomation and dozens of vital links.

This demo guides you through the process of backing up files — from creating a backup location, to setting permissions, to adding accounts to the file share.

Learn how views can help you tune into the information that's most important to you on a SharePoint site.

Watch this short demo on how to use views to find the information that you need more easily.

Learn how to use views to see the items in a list or library that are most important to you or that best fit a purpose.

Learn how school districts can use SharePoint Server 2007 to build a Web-based portal. A SharePoint Server Web portal provides students, parents, teachers, staff, and administrators with a single point of access to information and to technology resources.

With SharePoint Server 2007, schools can create a news site to share school announcements, accomplishments, and photos all in one place.

Watch this short video to see how SharePoint Server 2007 can help teachers manage classroom administration and daily tasks or activities.

Familiarize yourself with different ways to work with your libraries and learn about the types of libraries available in Windows SharePoint Services.

Learn how versioning enables you to store, track, and restore items in a list or files in a library as they are modified.

Learn how to enable versioning for a list or library. Discover the differences between list versioning configuration and library versioning configuration.

Read about new ways to help your team stay connected, share information, and get work done faster.

Learn how you can perform most tasks by using accessibility features such as keyboard shortcuts.

Share information with your team by using contacts, tasks, calendars, and other types of lists.

See a demonstration of how a SharePoint site can help your team to share information and get more work done.

Get started with sharing information by using lists, libraries, and other features of a SharePoint site.

Use Document Inspector to check for any tracked changes, comments, hidden text, or other personal information in your Word documents.

Find out how to get set up so you can write in Word and post to your blog.

Learn how to add the AutoSummary Tools to the Quick Access Toolbar and run the tools to create a summary automatically.

As you know, SharePoint Designer 2007 is a powerful tool for editing SharePoint sites — so powerful, in fact, that you likely have scenarios in your organization where you want to control where and how people can use SharePoint Designer 2007. With this post, I’ll try to answer a very common question: “How can I lock down SharePoint Designer in my organization?” And I’ll try to answer the flip side of this question, which arises in an environment where SharePoint Designer has been locked down and the user asks: “Why do I see this message when I attempt to edit a site in SharePoint Designer?”