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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 800 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 189x228x34 mm, weight: 1180 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-Oct-2011
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 073562724X
  • ISBN-13: 9780735627246
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 800 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 189x228x34 mm, weight: 1180 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-Oct-2011
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 073562724X
  • ISBN-13: 9780735627246
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Dive in to Microsoft® SharePoint® Foundation 2010 -- and learn how to connect and empower people through a unified communications infrastructure. This in-depth reference packs hundreds of timesaving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds in a supremely organized format. It's all muscle and no fluff. Discover how the experts tackle SharePoint Foundation 2010 -- and challenge yourself to new levels of mastery!

  • Build communities that empower people to work together in new ways
  • Simplify information sharing, make team collaboration more efficient
  • Create sites for employees, partners, and customers to collaborate securely
  • Direct the entire content lifecycle from creation to disposition
  • Use SharePoint Search to find people and information anywhere
  • Customize site appearance with cascading style sheets
  • Use SharePoint Foundation with other products, including Excel® Services, and Microsoft® Visual Studio® Team System

Available online:

  • Fully searchable eBook
  • Comprehensive guide to online resources: white papers, technical articles, and webcasts
Introduction xvii
Chapter 1 Introduction to Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010
1(34)
Presenting SharePoint Foundation 2010
3(1)
Sites
4(3)
Communities
7(3)
My Profile
8(1)
Tags
8(1)
Colleague Suggestions
8(1)
Organization Browser
9(1)
Ratings
9(1)
Wikis
9(1)
Blogs
9(1)
My Content
9(1)
Photos and Presence
9(1)
Recent Activities
10(1)
Content
10(1)
Compliance Becomes Natural
11(1)
Document Sets
11(1)
Search
11(1)
Metadata-Driven Refinement
12(1)
People and Expertise Search
12(1)
Contextual Search
12(1)
Insights
12(2)
Decomposition Tree
13(1)
Dashboards
13(1)
Composites
14(1)
What's New?
15(12)
The Ribbon
15(1)
Alerts Enhancements
16(1)
Business Connectivity Services
16(1)
Client Object Model
17(1)
Custom Field Rendering Enhancements
18(1)
Events Enhancements
18(1)
Health Analyzer
18(1)
List Enhancements
19(1)
Enforcing Unique Column Constraints
19(2)
Mobile Device Development Enhancements
21(1)
Mobile Messaging
21(1)
Performance Monitoring and Request Throttling
22(2)
The Ribbon
24(1)
Sandboxed Solutions
25(1)
Security Enhancements
25(1)
Automatic Password Change and Managed Accounts
26(1)
Effective Permission API
26(1)
Secure Store Service
27(1)
Service Application Framework
27(2)
Improved Development Experience
27(1)
WCF Integration
28(1)
Round-Robin Load Balancing
28(1)
Claims-Based Identity
29(1)
Backup and Restore
29(1)
Silverlight Integration and Cross-Domain Data Access
29(1)
Silverlight Web Part
29(1)
UI Enhancements
30(1)
UI Improvements
30(1)
Unified Logging Systems
31(1)
SPMonitoredScope
31(1)
Request Usage Database
31(1)
Developer Dashboard
31(1)
Windows PowerShell for SharePoint
31(1)
Workflow Enhancements
32(1)
New Workflow Activities
32(1)
Pluggable Workflow Services
32(1)
Workflow Events
32(1)
Site Workflows
32(1)
Summary
33(2)
Chapter 2 Administration for Business Users
35(38)
Installation and Configuration Decisions
36(4)
Hosted SharePoint or On-Premises SharePoint?
38(2)
The SharePoint Structure
40(8)
Comparing a SharePoint Web Application to a Tree
41(2)
The SharePoint Farm Supports the Web Applications
43(1)
The Content Database as a Unit of Storage
44(4)
Search Administration
48(8)
Search Products
48(6)
Search Results Freshness
54(2)
Security
56(9)
Authentication and Authorization
57(1)
Types of Authentication
58(2)
Securing Web Applications
60(2)
More Security Settings at the Web Application Level
62(3)
Upgrades and Migration
65(6)
Upgrading from Windows SharePoint Services Version 3
65(4)
Migrating Content to SharePoint Foundation 2010
69(2)
Summary
71(2)
Chapter 3 End-User Features and Experience
73(28)
Recommended Computer Environment
73(1)
Browser Support
74(2)
Browser Support Levels
74(1)
Browser Support Table
75(1)
Sites and Workspaces Features
76(1)
Creating Sites and Subsites
76(3)
Using SharePoint Libraries and Lists
79(20)
New List Functionality in SharePoint Foundation 2010
80(1)
Viewing Lists and List Contents
80(7)
Using Document Libraries
87(10)
Advanced List and Library Features
97(2)
Summary
99(2)
Chapter 4 Creating Sites and Workspaces by Using the Browser
101(40)
Creating a Basic Team Site by Using the Browser
102(3)
Using More Options with a Team Site
105(4)
Title and Description
105(1)
Web Site Address
106(1)
Permissions
106(2)
Navigation
108(1)
Navigation Inheritance
109(1)
Creating and Using a Basic Meeting Workspace
109(9)
Creating a Basic Meeting Workspace by Using the Browser
110(1)
Connecting to an Existing Meeting Workspace
111(4)
Navigating a Meeting Workspace
115(1)
Changing a Library or List to a Series
116(2)
Creating and Using a Multipage Meeting Workspace
118(4)
Creating and Using the Document Workspaces
122(7)
Creating and Using a Group Work Site
129(8)
Creating and Using a Blog Site
137(3)
Summary
140(1)
Chapter 5 Designing Lists and Libraries
141(54)
Creating Lists
142(8)
Creating Built-in Lists
142(4)
Creating a List from a Template
146(1)
Creating a Library
147(2)
Defining Site Columns
149(1)
Modifying Lists and Libraries
150(8)
Modifying List and Library Settings
150(1)
Updating General Settings
151(3)
Advanced Settings in a List
154(1)
Advanced Settings in a Library
155(2)
Updating Validation Settings in a List or Library
157(1)
Updating Permissions and Management
158(19)
Deleting a List or Library
158(1)
Saving a List or Library as a Template
159(2)
Changing Permissions for a List or Library
161(5)
Manage Files That Have No Checked-In Version
166(1)
Workflow Settings
167(2)
Information Management Policy Settings
169(1)
RSS Settings on Lists or Libraries
170(1)
Subscribe to an RSS Feed in a List or Library
170(1)
Adding Columns to Lists or Libraries
171(3)
Calculating Column Values
174(1)
Changing and Deleting List Columns
174(1)
Reordering List Columns
175(1)
Working with Site Columns in a List or Library
175(2)
Creating and Modifying List and Library Views
177(6)
Creating List and Library Views
178(3)
Modifying and Deleting List views
181(2)
Working with List Content
183(5)
Working with List Content in Standard View
183(1)
Working with Lists and Libraries in Datasheet View
184(1)
Exporting Content to Spreadsheets
185(1)
Connect, Open, Sync, and Export with Microsoft Office 2010
186(2)
Viewing RSS Feeds
188(1)
Creating Discussions
188(3)
Creating a New Discussion Board
188(2)
Creating a New Discussion
190(1)
Creating Surveys
191(2)
Creating a New Survey
191(2)
Summary
193(2)
Chapter 6 Creating and Formatting Webpages
195(56)
Creating and Modifying Content Pages by Using a Browser
196(36)
Modifying Wiki Pages
199(14)
Writing Standards-Based Code
213(2)
Creating Wiki Pages
215(3)
Managing Wiki Pages
218(3)
Using Web Part pages
221(7)
Mobile Pages
228(1)
Accessibility
229(3)
Using SharePoint Designer to Create and Modify Webpages
232(13)
Adding and Formatting Content
236(3)
Saving Modifications
239(1)
Managing Pages
239(1)
Creating Pages
240(3)
Advanced Edit Mode
243(2)
Creating Application Pages for SharePoint Sites
245(4)
Summary
249(2)
Chapter 7 Adding, Editing, Connecting, and Managing Web Parts on the Page
251(50)
A Brief Introduction to Web Parts
252(1)
Adding Web Parts to a SharePoint Site
252(9)
Editing and Maintaining Web Parts on a SharePoint Site
261(11)
Connecting Web Parts in a SharePoint Site
272(17)
Web Parts on a Web Part Page
289(10)
Summary
299(2)
Chapter 8 Managing Site Content
301(36)
An Introduction to Information Architecture
302(8)
Start with Purpose
303(1)
Use a Sandbox
304(4)
Prototypes or Wireframes
308(2)
Card Sorting
310(1)
Governance
310(7)
The Wild West of SharePoint
311(1)
What Is SharePoint Governance?
311(1)
How to Govern SharePoint
312(1)
Governance by Site Audience
312(3)
Search
315(2)
Choosing a Content Manager
317(5)
Identifying the Content Manager on the Page
317(5)
Managing Content for Internet Sites
322(12)
Tight Governance for Public Messaging
322(1)
Separate Content by Audience
322(1)
Prevent Comment Spam
323(1)
You Can License SharePoint Foundation for Public Use
324(1)
Anonymous Permissions on Four Levels
325(9)
Summary
334(3)
Chapter 9 Working with External Content
337(50)
Using SharePoint Designer with External Content
338(4)
Using the BCS
342(26)
Creating a BDC Service Application
345(4)
Configuring BDC Metadata Store Permissions
349(3)
Defining External Systems Connections
352(5)
Working with External Content Types
357(11)
Presenting External Content
368(6)
Creating and Managing External Lists
368(3)
Using External Data Columns
371(1)
Creating External Data Actions
372(2)
Using Visual Studio 2010 with the BCS
374(11)
Creating a BDC Model by Using Visual Studio
377(7)
Importing BDC Models into Visual Studio
384(1)
Summary
385(2)
Chapter 10 Using and Creating Workflows
387(60)
SharePoint Workflow Basics
387(16)
Process Automation Methods
388(1)
Planning for Process Automation
389(1)
Introducing Workflow Terminology
390(3)
Working with List and Library Workflows
393(9)
Using Site Workflows
402(1)
Gathering Requirements by Using Visio Premium
403(7)
Creating, Editing, and Managing Custom Workflows by Using SharePoint Designer
410(26)
Using Conditions and Actions
414(18)
Checking and Publishing Workflows
432(1)
Using the Impersonation Step
433(1)
Using Reusable and Globally Reusable Workflows
434(2)
Working with Workflows and Visual Studio
436(10)
Developing Custom Actions
438(1)
Creating a SharePoint Workflow Project in Visual Studio
439(3)
Deploying a SharePoint Workflow Template
442(2)
Create a Custom Site Workflow Activity
444(2)
Summary
446(1)
Chapter 11 Integrating SharePoint with Microsoft Office 2010
447(44)
Office Client Versions
447(8)
Exceptions
448(2)
Editions
450(3)
Other Office Clients
453(2)
Using the Office Backstage View with SharePoint
455(5)
Revealing Office Backstage
455(1)
Saving Documents to a SharePoint Foundation Site
455(4)
Metadata Management
459(1)
Interacting with Lists by Using Excel and Access
460(29)
Using Excel to Display SharePoint List Content
461(5)
Using Access to Display and Update SharePoint List Content
466(23)
Summary
489(2)
Chapter 12 Taking Lists and Libraries Offline
491(56)
Taking Content Offline by Using Outlook 2010
492(16)
Synchronizing Calendars by Using Outlook 2010
493(5)
Synchronizing Contact Lists by Using Outlook 2010
498(2)
Synchronizing Task Lists by Using Outlook 2010
500(3)
Synchronizing Document Libraries Using Outlook 2010
503(4)
Synchronizing Other Lists by Using Outlook 2010
507(1)
Taking Content Offline by Using the Local Drafts Folder
508(9)
Taking a Document Offline via Check Out
508(2)
Taking a Document Offline via Document Edit
510(2)
Interacting with an Offline Document
512(5)
Using SharePoint Workspace 2010
517(29)
Configuring SharePoint Workspace 2010 on Your Computer
517(5)
Taking Content Offline with SharePoint Workspace 2010
522(9)
Using Shared Folders in SharePoint Workspace 2010
531(15)
Summary
546(1)
Chapter 13 Managing Site Settings
547(26)
Sites vs. Site Collections
547(1)
Site Settings (Subsite)
547(17)
Users and Permissions
550(6)
Site Administration
556(3)
The Look And Feel Menu
559(1)
Site Actions
560(3)
One More Thing---Site Information
563(1)
Site Collection Administration
563(1)
Site Settings (Top-Level Site)
564(8)
The Users And Permissions Menu
565(1)
Galleries
566(1)
Site Administration
567(1)
The Look And Feel Menu
568(1)
Site Actions
568(1)
The Site Collection Administration Menu
568(4)
Summary
572(1)
Chapter 14 Creating, Managing, and Designing Sites by Using SharePoint Designer 2010
573(52)
Introducing SharePoint Designer
575(17)
Opening Sites
575(4)
Exploring SharePoint Designer
579(5)
Controlling the Use of SharePoint Designer
584(1)
SharePoint Designer Usage Settings
585(3)
Implementing SharePoint Designer Settings for a Web Application
588(1)
Implementing SharePoint Designer Settings for a Site Collection
589(3)
Creating Sites
592(3)
Managing Sites
595(3)
Designing Sites
598(26)
Using Themes
600(7)
Working with Master Pages
607(10)
Working with CSS
617(7)
Summary
624(1)
Chapter 15 Customizing the User Interface
625(38)
SharePoint 2010 User Experience Improvements
625(3)
Server Ribbon Terminology
628(5)
Using the Browser to Add Custom Actions
633(3)
Working with the Ribbon and LIM in SharePoint Designer
636(9)
Adding a Custom Action
638(1)
Exploring the Create Custom Action Dialog Box
639(4)
Extending the LIM
643(1)
Modifying a Custom Action or Quick Step
644(1)
Deleting a Custom Action or Quick Step
645(1)
Extending the Ribbon by Using Visual Studio
645(11)
Understanding the Custom Actions Ribbon Schema
646(8)
Creating a Ribbon Feature File by Using Visual Studio 2010
654(2)
Using Modal Dialogs
656(4)
Displaying the Content Within a <DIV> Tag as a Modal Dialog
658(1)
Displaying an Image File or Webpage as a Model Dialog
658(1)
Returning Values to the Calling Page
659(1)
Using the Status Bar
660(1)
Managing Notifications
661(1)
Summary
661(2)
Chapter 16 Developing SharePoint Solutions by Using Visual Studio 2010
663(48)
Configuring Your Development Environment
663(5)
Setting Up Your Development Infrastructure
664(1)
Post-Installation Configurations
664(4)
Overview of Visual Studio 2010 Features
668(8)
SharePoint Project Type and SharePoint Project Item Templates
669(2)
An Overview of the SharePoint Customization Wizard
671(4)
Elements of a SharePoint Project
675(1)
Visual Studio 2001 SP1 and SharePoint 2010
676(1)
Developing SharePoint Features
676(6)
Using Packages
678(2)
Using Event Receivers
680(2)
Developing SharePoint Solutions
682(4)
Importing WSP Solution Packages
683(2)
Deploying Solutions
685(1)
Debugging SharePoint Applications
685(1)
Developing SharePoint Web Parts
686(8)
How Web Parts Work
687(1)
Creating a Visual Web Part
688(1)
Building Connected Web Parts
688(6)
Developing SharePoint Site Definitions
694(7)
Exploring WEBTEMP.XML
694(2)
Working with ONET.XML Files
696(3)
Creating a New Site Definition
699(1)
Feature Stapling
699(2)
Using PowerShell with SharePoint Foundation 2010
701(8)
PowerShell Basics
701(2)
Creating Cmdlets for SharePoint Foundation 2010
703(6)
Summary
709(2)
Index 711
Errin O'Connor is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer for EPC Group. Errin focuses his efforts on implementing Microsoft Technologies in organizations throughout the country. Errin manages EPC Group's corporate strategy as well as architects the proven methodologies around collaboration, enterprise content management, and custom application development that have set EPC Group apart from its competitors.

Errin is the author of SharePoint Foundation 2010 Inside Out by Microsoft Press and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Inside Out by Microsoft Press. He has completed more than 140 highly successful individual SharePoint implementations and has worked with some of the largest organizations in the United States.

Errin is also the founder of WebPartGallery.com an online solutions provider of SharePoint web parts and custom solutions and is a frequent speaker at Microsoft SharePoint events throughout the United States and Canada. Errin has spoken at over 100 SharePoint related events in the past 18 months.