Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Complete – Computer Based Training DVD Rom – Learn MS Office Share Point 2007 with 15 Hours of Lessons on CD That Are Well Organized From Basic to Advanced Features. Over 420 SharePoint Features Explained By an Experienced Instructor: Teams, Social Networking, etc… Brush up on Your Computer Software Skills with CBT Training
- Step-by-step video instruction led by an experienced SharePoint instructor
- Predefined courses made up of playlists, allowing you to filter for just the information you need
- Search ability
- Over 420 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 features explained
- Over 15 hours of instruction on DVD Rom. All Operating systems & platforms. Network license available.
Product Description
Computer-Based Training for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007.
Over 15 hours of Computer-Based Training for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 for one user. With over 15 hours of instruction, this comprehensive End-User Computer-Based Training Module for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 includes:
Step-by-step video instruction led by an experienced SharePoint instructor —
Predefined courses made up of playlists, allowing you to filter for just the information you need —
Search ability —
More than 420 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Collaboration features explained: —
The CBT includes instruction on the following topics, as well as many others:
Introducing SharePoint Basics —
Understanding Document Libraries —
Synchronizing Tasks with Outlook —
Working with Teams —
Adding a Calendar Item —
Adding a Web Part Logo —
Using Social Networking —
Adding Branching Logic —
Exporting Survey Data —
Managing SharePoint Sites —
Requesting Permissions —
Enabling the Tree View —
Personalizing SharePoint —
Sorting and Filtering Views —
Creating an Alert —
Working with Documents —
Checking out a Document —
Enforcing Version Control —
Working with Forms —
Creating a Form Library —
Using a Form Template —
Using My Site for MOSS Collaboration —
Tracking Colleague Information —
Managing Memberships —
Working with Documents
Working with Forms
Working with Site Templates
Managing Records
Creating Web Pages
Implementing Workflows
Using Business Intelligence
and much more!
The single-user license allows one user to use the CD-ROM.
Modify the SharePoint Help Desk Template and New Request Forrm
This seemed worthy of sharing. Someone on Experts-Exchange asked about modifying/extending one of the SharePoint 40 Fantastic templates, to add their own column (Business Units) and then modify the New Request form. So, here was my response to him/her including the related YouTube/Screencast video, showing how it is done. This should prove useful/valuable to anyone unfamiliar with making these kinds of changes or modifications using SharePoint Designer 2007 (now free, www.microsoft.com/spd). —— Hey there, You’ll want to add your columns or lookups (and update your views to suit, dashboard views, etc.). Then, you’ll need to modify the ‘Newform.aspx’ (by creating a new one, you should avoid modifying the original) and then assigning it to the necessary navigation like quick launch. I haven’t spent any time specifically with this template previously, so there may be other things to do, but this should get you well on the way… I had some time tonight (and this stuff is fun…) so I made a quick video of the process for you, as I’m sure I’ll be able to use this in the future as well 
In it, I’m doing the following: 1. Adding a column for Business Units (you could lookup a list, with more detail attached, if necessary, such as contact/owner information) 2. Opening the site in SharePoint Designer, to create (and assign) a copied/modified New Entry form (and you can of course modify the form as necessary, removing unnecessary fields, add validations, a splash of colour …
Can I simultaneously view information from multiple SharePoint lists in a single Access database form?
My organization has 5 grantees that will be entering data into 5 identical Microsoft Access forms. The data is automatically updated in 5 corresponding SharePoint lists. I want to be able to view all records in a single form. Is this possible and how?
Sams Teach Yourself SharePoint Foundation 2010 in 24 Hours
Product Description
In just 24 sessions of one hour or less, you’ll learn how to create great websites, collaboration and content management applications, and social solutions with SharePoint Foundation 2010! Using this book’s straightforward, step-by-step approach, you’ll learn how to build, administer, and secure solutions with the free version of SharePoint 2010. One step at a time, you’ll master libraries, lists, and other powerful features; create blogs and wikis; provide advanced search and workflow; integrate SharePoint with Office; and much more. Each lesson builds on what you’ve already learned, helping you get the job done fast–-and get it done right!
Step-by-step instructions carefully walk you through the most common SharePoint Foundation 2010 tasks.
Quizzes at the end of each chapter help you test your knowledge.
By the Way notes present interesting information related to the discussion.
Did You Know? tips offer advice or show you easier ways to perform tasks.
Watch Out! cautions alert you to possible problems and give you advice on how to avoid them.
Learn how to…
- Install SharePoint Foundation 2010 and use the Administration Site
- Add users, provide user access rights, and enforce authentication
- Plan the most effective structure for your site
- Make the most of libraries, lists, views, folders, Web parts, and other powerful features
- Construct and work with wikis, blogs, and other social features
- Provide fast, efficient search with Microsoft Search Server 2010 Express
- Integrate either Office 2007 or Office 2010 with SharePoint Foundation
- Share OneNote notebooks, Access tables, Outlook calendars and contacts, and more
- Instantly create useful reports based on one or more SharePoint lists
- Create efficient workflows with SharePoint Foundation 2010 and SharePoint Designer 2010
- Add even more functionality to your sites and applications
How do I set alerts for certain columns in a SharePoint list?
I would like to be alerted every time a user updates a certain column in a SharePoint list. Is there a free web part out there to accomplish this or anything else I could try?
Can you email enable Sharepoint without an Exchange Server?
Is there a way to configure email enabling in WSS 3.0 without an Exchange Server? I’ve done some research and while a lot of it seems to indicate you need an Exchange server to mail-enable Sharepoint, some articles mention using the drop folder, or giving the farm account access to an OU in order to create new contacts from. Has anyone been able to successfully configure email enabling (incoming and outgoing) without using an Exchange Server?
Professional Microsoft PowerPivot for Excel and SharePoint
Product Description
With PowerPivot, Microsoft brings the power of Microsoft’s business intelligence tools to Excel and SharePoint users. Self-service business intelligence today augments traditional BI methods, allowing faster response time and greater flexibility. If you’re a business decision-maker who uses Microsoft Office or an IT professional responsible for deploying and managing your organization’s business intelligence systems, this guide will help you make the most of PowerPivot.
Featuring insights and tips from the team that built the product, it offers a head start on mastering the features of PowerPivot. The companion Web site includes all the sample applications and reports discussed.
Coverage includes:
- Self-Service Business Intelligence and Microsoft PowerPivot
- A First Look at PowerPivot
- Creating Self-Service Bi Applications Using PowerPivot
- Assembling and Enriching Data
- Self-Service Analysis and Reporting
- Preparing for SharePoint 2010
- PowerPivot for SharePoint Setup and Configuration
- Troubleshooting, Monitoring, and Securing PowerPivot Services
- Diving into the PowerPivot Architecture
- Enterprise Considerations
You’ll learn to use PowerPivot with Excel and SharePoint to improve your business intelligence system.
How do I hide documents from specified users on a SharePoint site?
I currently manage a SharePoint site and I need to make certain documents and folders hidden from certain users. How do I do this?
Sharepoint 2010 vs WCM Platforms
Sharepoint 2010 has just been released and everyone is excited about the possibilities and the unique advantage it can lend to their business. Specifically, there has been a lot of talk about Sharepoint’s new web content management capabilities. A lot of folks are wondering if they could possibly use the new Sharepoint release as the technology stack to maintain both their enterprise collaboration needs and their corporate website. In this article, we will review the new Sharepoint 2010 web content management capabilities and how they may fit your organization’s strategic website objectives at this time.
Sharepoint Capabilities
Let’s begin our discussions by reviewing, at a very high level, what specific business problems Sharepoint was meant to solve.
Microsoft designed Sharepoint as a collaboration platform to address specific business needs, such as – Collaboration, Secure Portals, Data Integration, Document Management, Records Management, Search & Discovery…
Further to this, the platform offers robust APIs, which allow extension of the base platform to third party solutions that address specific business needs for corporations in the mid to enterprise markets.
Sharepoint is generally viewed in the market as an ECM (Enterprise Content Management) platform with enriched web editing capabilities. It has inbuilt support for collaboration, back office integration, secure role based access, workflows & business process automation, document indexing, search & discovery capabilities. Most of all it offers some capacity for consistent branding and layouts across the organization.
Axceler Introduces ControlPoint 4.0 to Manage Microsoft SharePoint 2010
New Release of Award-Winning SharePoint Administration Product Features Support for the Latest SharePoint Platform
WOBURN, MA– June 1, 2010 – ,the leader in administration software for Microsoft SharePoint, today introduced release 4.0 of , the award-winning administration product for SharePoint and winner of the Best of Tech-Ed 2009 awards. The new release 4.0 supports SharePoint 2010, demonstrating the company’s continued industry leadership in SharePoint administration and staying ahead of the needs of SharePoint administrators. The new features in ControlPoint 4.0 were designed to improve administration of SharePoint 2007 and bring the same advanced capabilities and more to the SharePoint 2010 platform.
ControlPoint, the leading product for Microsoft SharePoint and winner of the most recent Best SharePoint Product award, includes comprehensive permissions management, in-depth activity and storage analysis and the ability to measure performance of SharePoint environments against governance policies. Axceler ControlPoint also gives administrators complete control over the configuration and deployment of their SharePoint environments.
ControlPoint 4.0 will be available this month, fulfilling Axceler’s commitment to releasing a SharePoint 2010 version of ControlPoint within 60 days of Microsoft’s RTM of the new platform.
