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Microsoft SharePoint 2013 Inside Out [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 912 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 229x189x48 mm, weight: 1494 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jun-2013
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735666997
  • ISBN-13: 9780735666993
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 912 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 229x189x48 mm, weight: 1494 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jun-2013
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735666997
  • ISBN-13: 9780735666993
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
Features timesaving solutions, troubleshooting techniques, and workarounds that will enable users to maximize the effectiveness of Microsoft's business collaboration platform.

Conquer SharePoint 2013—from the inside out!

You’re beyond the basics, so dive right into SharePoint 2013—and really put your business collaboration platform to work! This supremely organized reference packs hundreds of timesaving solutions, troubleshooting techniques, and workarounds. It’s all muscle and no fluff. Discover how the experts facilitate information sharing across the enterprise—and challenge yourself to new levels of mastery.

  • Efficiently manage documents throughout the enterprise
  • Build team sites and collaborate with Microsoft OneNote and SkyDrive
  • Design workflows with SharePoint Designer and Microsoft Visio
  • Produce e-forms using Microsoft InfoPath and Access
  • Manage community sites using business social features
  • Connect SharePoint to external data and business systems
  • Create business intelligence dashboards and key performance indicators
  • Customize and control Sharepoint enterprise search
Introduction xix
Chapter 1 Introducing SharePoint 2013
1(22)
The SharePoint wheel
1(1)
Sites
2(1)
Communities
2(1)
Content
3(1)
Search
3(1)
Insights
3(1)
Composites
3(1)
What's new in SharePoint 2013
4(1)
Share
4(4)
Discover
8(3)
Organize
11(4)
Build
15(2)
Manage
17(2)
Built for the cloud
19(1)
Hardware and software requirements
20(3)
Summary
21(2)
Chapter 2 Administration for business users
23(28)
Two categories of administration
23(1)
Business user administration
23(1)
IT professional administration
24(1)
Installation and configuration decisions
25(1)
Hosted SharePoint or on-premises SharePoint?
26(3)
The SharePoint structure
29(1)
Comparing a SharePoint web application to a tree
30(3)
Farm scalability, service applications, and databases
33(1)
The content database as a unit of storage
34(3)
Search administration
37(1)
Security
38(1)
Authentication and authorization
39(1)
Types of authentication
40(1)
Securing web applications
41(1)
More security settings at the web-application level
42(3)
Upgrades and migration
45(1)
Upgrading from SharePoint 2010
45(2)
Migrating content to SharePoint Server 2013
47(4)
Summary
49(2)
Chapter 3 Working with list and library apps
51(48)
What's new with list and library apps
52(1)
Drag-and-drop functionality
52(1)
Live preview thumbnails
53(3)
The ellipsis
56(2)
Creating lists
58(2)
Creating a new list from the predefined lists
60(1)
Creating a custom list
61(3)
Creating libraries and site columns
64(1)
Creating a library
65(2)
Creating a site column
67(1)
Modifying list and library settings
68(1)
Modifying general settings
68(1)
Modifying versioning settings
69(3)
Modifying advanced settings
72(3)
Modifying validation settings
75(1)
Modifying column default value settings
76(1)
Modifying rating settings
76(1)
Modifying audience targeting settings
77(1)
Modifying form settings
77(1)
Updating permissions and management
77(1)
Deleting lists or document libraries
77(1)
Saving a list or library as a template
78(2)
Editing permissions for a list or library
80(1)
Adding a user to a list or library
81(1)
Removing a user from a list or library
82(1)
Checking permissions on a list or library
83(1)
Managing files that have no check-in version
84(1)
Modifying workflow settings
85(2)
Modifying information management policy settings
87(1)
Modifying enterprise metadata and keywords settings
87(1)
Generating a file plan report
88(1)
Creating and modifying list and library views
88(1)
Creating a list or library view
89(3)
Modifying and deleting views
92(1)
Working with list content
92(1)
Calculated columns
92(1)
List validations
93(1)
When to use folders
93(1)
Limitations and workarounds
94(1)
Software boundaries, limits, and thresholds
94(1)
Throttling
95(1)
Indexing columns
96(3)
Summary
98(1)
Chapter 4 Working with collaboration sites
99(22)
Creating team sites
100(1)
Customizing team sites
100(1)
Working with document libraries
101(1)
Using SkyDrive Pro
102(4)
Sharing sites, libraries, and files
106(4)
Using a team notebook
110(2)
Using a site mailbox
112(2)
Understanding project sites
114(3)
Managing tasks
117(4)
Summary
119(2)
Chapter 5 Using Office applications with SharePoint
121(46)
Editing documents in Office
122(3)
Opening and saving files in SharePoint libraries
125(2)
Checking in and checking out files
127(8)
Coauthoring with SharePoint 2013
135(5)
Managing versions of a file from within Word, PowerPoint, Excel, or Visio
140(2)
Integrating Excel with SharePoint
142(1)
Sharing a Excel workbook with SharePoint
142(2)
Importing Excel data into a SharePoint list
144(1)
Analyzing SharePoint list data in Excel
145(2)
Integrating Access with SharePoint
147(1)
Using Access Services
147(1)
Moving Access data into SharePoint lists
148(4)
Integrating OneNote with SharePoint
152(3)
Integrating Outlook with SharePoint
155(3)
Using form libraries
158(1)
Integrating Project with SharePoint
159(2)
Using SkyDrive Pro with SharePoint
161(1)
Using Office Web Apps with SharePoint
162(5)
Summary
165(2)
Chapter 6 Sharing information with SharePoint social networking
167(20)
The Newsfeed
168(1)
Community sites
169(1)
Community portal
170(1)
Community Site template
171(2)
Visiting and joining communities
173(1)
Discussions
173(2)
Reputations
175(1)
Performing community site management
176(1)
Creating communities
176(1)
Setting permissions
177(2)
Changing community settings
179(1)
Managing and creating categories
180(1)
Setting achievement and reputation settings
180(1)
Moderating a community
181(1)
Moderation tasks
182(2)
Promoting people and content
184(2)
Extending your community to the cloud with Yammer
186(1)
Summary
186(1)
Chapter 7 Using and creating workflows
187(56)
SharePoint workflow basics
189(1)
Process automation methods
189(1)
Planning for process automation
190(1)
Introducing workflow terminology
191(3)
Using workflow templates and workflow instances
194(13)
Gathering requirements using Visio diagrams
207(1)
Creating a Visio diagram
208(1)
Adding conditions and actions to a Visio diagram
209(2)
Validating and exporting a Visio SharePoint workflow diagram
211(1)
Importing a Visio diagram into SharePoint Designer
212(2)
Creating, editing, and managing custom workflows with SharePoint Designer
214(1)
Creating workflows and workflow templates
214(6)
Using conditions, actions, steps, stages, and loops
220(5)
Using the Workflow Settings page
225(2)
Editing workflows
227(3)
Authoring work using the Visual Designer
230(6)
Working with the Text-Based Designer
236(1)
Obtaining data not saved in the current item
237(6)
Summary
242(1)
Chapter 8 Planning site content
243(30)
An introduction to information architecture
244(1)
Start with purpose
244(2)
Use a sandbox
246(4)
Prototypes or wireframes
250(1)
Card sorting
251(1)
Governance
252(1)
What is SharePoint governance?
253(1)
How to govern SharePoint
254(1)
Governance by site audience
254(3)
Search
257(2)
Choosing a content manager
259(1)
Identifying the content manager on the page
259(4)
Planning content for Internet sites
263(1)
Tight governance for public messaging
263(1)
Separate content by audience
264(1)
Open to the public with anonymous permissions
264(3)
Advanced planning considerations
267(1)
IRM
267(1)
Data protection, recoverability, and availability
268(5)
Summary
270(3)
Chapter 9 Creating and formatting content pages
273(54)
Creating and modifying content pages using a browser
274(5)
Modifying wiki pages
279(16)
Modifying publishing pages
295(1)
Creating wiki pages
296(1)
Creating wiki links
297(2)
Creating publishing pages
299(1)
Managing pages
300(5)
Using Web Part pages
305(6)
Using mobile pages
311(4)
Using SharePoint Designer 2013 to create and modify webpages
315(4)
Saving modifications
319(1)
Managing pages
319(1)
Creating pages
320(2)
Working in Advanced Mode
322(2)
Creating application pages for SharePoint sites
324(3)
Summary
325(2)
Chapter 10 Adding, editing, connecting, and maintaining web parts
327(34)
Web parts overview
327(2)
The new app model and app parts
329(2)
When an app is not an app
331(2)
Web parts in SharePoint 2013
333(1)
Blog web parts
333(1)
Business data web parts
334(1)
Community web parts
335(2)
Content rollup web parts
337(11)
Filter web parts
348(1)
Forms web parts
349(5)
Media and content web parts
354(4)
Social collaboration web parts
358(1)
Deprecated web parts
358(1)
Recent Activities Web Part
358(1)
Chart Web Part
358(1)
Status Indicators and Status List Web Parts
359(1)
Web Analytics
359(2)
Summary
360(1)
Chapter 11 Managing documents
361(26)
Document management locations
362(1)
Team Site
362(1)
Document Center
363(2)
Records Center
365(1)
Document library
366(4)
Site columns, content types, and the content type hub
370(1)
Site columns
370(2)
Content types
372(3)
Content type hub
375(1)
Managed metadata service for documents
375(5)
Managing document sets
380(3)
The importance of SharePoint Search in document management
383(4)
Summary
385(2)
Chapter 12 Designing web content management sites
387(50)
Designing and branding
387(1)
An overview of Design Manager
387(1)
Understanding the SharePoint page model
388(5)
Themes and composed looks
393(7)
Creating site design
400(1)
Supporting mobile devices
400(6)
Mapping a network drive
406(2)
Converting HTML to a master page
408(3)
Understanding the HTML markup after conversion
411(1)
Updating the site master page
412(1)
Creating page layouts
413(1)
Using image renditions
414(1)
Using content rollup web parts
415(1)
Using the CSWP and display templates
416(8)
Using the Content Query Web Part
424(2)
Metadata and navigation
426(4)
Publishing content
430(1)
Design packages
430(1)
Cross-site collection publishing
431(2)
WCM considerations
433(1)
Usage analytics
433(1)
Variations and multilingual sites
434(3)
Summary
435(2)
Chapter 13 Implementing compliance, records management, and eDiscovery
437(30)
Compliance
437(1)
HIPAA and the HITECH Act
437(2)
SOX
439(1)
Site-based retention
439(1)
Records management
440(2)
Implementing a records management planning process
442(9)
Using the Records Center Site template
451(8)
eDiscovery
459(1)
How eDiscovery works
460(1)
Site holds
461(1)
eDiscovery Center Site Collection template
461(6)
Summary
465(2)
Chapter 14 Planning for business intelligence and key performance indicators
467(36)
Software requirements for business intelligence
468(1)
SQL Server 2012 for SharePoint business intelligence
468(1)
PowerPivot software requirements
468(1)
Reporting Services software requirements
469(1)
Excel Services advanced scenarios software requirements
469(1)
PerformancePoint Services (PPS) software requirements
470(1)
Visio Services software requirements
470(1)
Business intelligence in SharePoint Server 2013
470(1)
Excel Services
471(1)
PPS
472(1)
Visio Services
473(1)
Creating and configuring Excel Services service applications
474(1)
Configuring Excel Services
474(2)
Data authentication for Excel Services
476(3)
Managing Excel Services
479(11)
Creating and configuring PPS service applications
490(1)
Configuring PPS
490(5)
Enabling trusted locations for PPS
495(3)
Creating and configuring a Visio Graphics Service service application
498(1)
Creating a Visio Graphics Service service application
498(1)
Configuring the global settings for a Visio Graphics Service
498(2)
Creating trusted data providers for a Visio Graphics Service
500(1)
Creating and configuring a Business Intelligence Center
501(1)
Creating a Business Intelligence Center
501(1)
Setting permissions for a Business Intelligence Center
502(1)
Summary
502(1)
Chapter 15 Implementing better business intelligence with Excel Services and SQL Server 2012
503(48)
Excel Services features overview
503(2)
External data connections
505(1)
Configuring the authentication settings
505(9)
Configuring Secure Store settings in Excel
514(5)
Working with data connections
519(1)
Collecting data through data models
520(2)
Creating reports and scorecards
522(1)
Using PowerPivot
522(10)
Creating an Excel Services dashboard using SSAS data
532(9)
Uploading to your BI Center site
541(3)
Using Power View
544(2)
Excel Services for developers
546(1)
Excel Interactive view
546(2)
JavaScript Object Model
548(1)
JavaScript UDFs
549(1)
OData in Excel Services
549(2)
Summary
550(1)
Chapter 16 Building powerful dashboards with PerformancePoint Services
551(50)
PerformancePoint overview
551(1)
UI enhancements
551(2)
Server-side improvements
553(1)
Using Dashboard Designer
554(1)
Authenticating Dashboard Designer
555(4)
Starting Dashboard Designer
559(1)
Configuring Dashboard Designer to a SharePoint site
560(2)
Exploring the Dashboard Designer interface
562(10)
Creating data connections and data sources
572(8)
Dashboard items
580(1)
Scorecards
580(6)
Reports
586(6)
Creating a dashboard
592(1)
Creating a dashboard page
593(1)
Adding items to the dashboard page
594(2)
Configuring dashboard zones
596(1)
Deploying the dashboard
597(4)
Summary
600(1)
Chapter 17 Working with Visio Services
601(32)
Looking at Visio Services
602(4)
Displaying Visio drawings in Visio Services
606(4)
Adding a Visio Web Access Web Part to a page
610(4)
Visio Graphics Service service application
614(1)
Visio Services system performance
615(1)
Visio Services security considerations
615(2)
Supported data scenarios
617(1)
Designing dashboards
618(2)
Data linking
620(7)
Web part connections
627(2)
Customizing Visio Services solutions
629(1)
Server-side customizations
629(1)
Visio Services JavaScript mashup APIs
630(1)
Validation
631(2)
Summary
632(1)
Chapter 18 Discovering information with SharePoint 2013 Search
633(26)
What's new in SharePoint 2013 Search
633(1)
Exploring the new search user interface
634(7)
Discovering social and people information
641(3)
Search architecture and site administration
644(1)
Overview of the new search architecture
644(4)
Creating a search center
648(2)
Site search settings
650(1)
Adding a result source, query rule, and result type to your site
651(8)
Summary
657(2)
Chapter 19 Creating a customized SharePoint 2013 search experience
659(24)
Using the Keyword Query Language (KQL)
660(3)
Using Search web parts
663(1)
Refinement Web Part
663(1)
Search Box Web Part
664(1)
Search Navigation Web Part
665(1)
Search Results Web Part
666(1)
Understanding result sources
667(1)
Understanding query rules
668(1)
Using Query Builder and query transforms
669(2)
Defining custom result types
671(1)
Using display templates
672(1)
Creating a customized search experience
673(1)
Adding a result source
674(1)
Adding a search vertical page
675(1)
Configuring the Search Results Web Part
675(1)
Adding search navigation
676(1)
Using a query rule to provide a promoted result
677(2)
Creating a custom result type and display template
679(4)
Summary
682(1)
Chapter 20 Creating, managing, and designing sites
683(52)
Creating and managing sites using SharePoint Designer 2013
685(1)
Opening sites
685(4)
Exploring SharePoint Designer
689(5)
Controlling the use of SharePoint Designer
694(8)
Creating sites
702(2)
Managing sites
704(3)
Designing sites
707(2)
Changing the look of your site
709(7)
Creating a Composed Look
716(12)
Working with CSS
728(2)
Deploying your design
730(1)
Saving sites as templates
731(4)
Summary
733(2)
Chapter 21 Creating enterprise forms
735(28)
Creating InfoPath forms
736(1)
Introduction to InfoPath
737(1)
Form design basics
738(1)
Walkthrough of the sample Site Request form
739(2)
Opening the Site Request form in InfoPath
741(1)
Understanding the design of the InfoPath Site Request form
741(9)
Publishing InfoPath forms to SharePoint libraries
750(1)
Creating Access forms
751(1)
Introduction to Access 2013
751(1)
Building a simple Access form app
752(1)
Understanding the design of the Access Site Request form
753(8)
Creating custom forms
761(2)
Summary
762(1)
Chapter 22 Working with external content
763(44)
Using external content in SharePoint
764(2)
Connecting SharePoint 2013 with external systems
766(3)
Using BCS
769(4)
Presenting external content
773(9)
Creating a BDC service application
782(5)
Defining external systems connections
787(2)
Working with external content types
789(13)
Using Visual Studio 2012 with BCS
802(5)
Summary
806(1)
Chapter 23 Introduction to custom development
807(24)
Exploring custom development
808(1)
The app model
809(1)
Server API solution packages
810(1)
Understanding client-side APIs and web services
810(2)
NET client API
812(1)
JavaScript client API
812(1)
REST and OData endpoints
812(1)
Determining build vs. buy
813(1)
Discovering and evaluating third-party products
813(1)
Seeking expert help for custom solution development
814(1)
Extending SharePoint with Visual Studio
814(1)
App model development
815(1)
Configuring your development environment
816(2)
Creating a map app
818(3)
Using internal app stores
821(1)
SharePoint Server API solution features
822(1)
Feature scope
823(2)
SharePoint site provisioning
825(1)
Customizing workflow
826(1)
Why custom development?
826(1)
Custom workflow enhancements
827(4)
Summary
829(2)
Index 831
Christina Wheeler, MCTS, is a SharePoint consultant and trainer. With more than 10 years of experience in the industry, Christina is a frequent speaker at SharePoint conferences and community events.