Productivity Club » document http://www.productivityclub.com Learn Something New...Be More Productive Thu, 13 Jan 2011 23:30:02 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Learn Something New...Be More Productive Productivity Club no Learn Something New...Be More Productive Productivity Club » document http://www.productivityclub.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.productivityclub.com File Collaboration using SharePoint – Part Two http://www.productivityclub.com/file-collaboration-using-sharepoint-part-two/ http://www.productivityclub.com/file-collaboration-using-sharepoint-part-two/#comments Thu, 15 May 2008 08:23:31 +0000 AndreaKalli http://www.productivityclub.com/?p=64

since this is Part Two, I'll just repeat what I wrote in Part One...

I just love this feature! This is one of the best integration features between Office 2003/Office
2007 and SharePoint.

The task pane is named something different in Office 2003 than it is in Office 2007, but the
functionality is still the same.

These task panes allow you to access and modify content in a SharePoint site from within Office
without having to navigate to the site using your browser. The feature is available in the following
Office 2003 and Office 2007 applications: Word, Excel, Microsoft Project, OneNote, PowerPoint, and
Visio.

The Shared Workspace or Document Management task pane provides a link that will open the site in a
browser window and an Update button to refresh the site contents and displays the following tabs of
information:

1) Status
2) Members
3) Tasks
4) Documents
5) Links
6) Document Information

All of these tabs include a Get Updates button that retrieves the latest information from SharePoint
and refreshes the task pane.

Check out the Part Two video below.

For 10+ hours of full end-user SharePoint Services training, check out our E-Learning Center. Only $24.95!

]]> http://www.productivityclub.com/file-collaboration-using-sharepoint-part-two/feed/ 2 collaboration,document,excel,free sharepoint tips,learn sharepoint,microsoft,sharepoint,sharing,team,word since this is Part Two, I'll just repeat what I wrote in Part One... - I just love this feature! This is one of the best integration features between Office 2003/Office 2007 and SharePoint. - The task pane is named something different in Office 2003 th... since this is Part Two, I'll just repeat what I wrote in Part One... I just love this feature! This is one of the best integration features between Office 2003/Office 2007 and SharePoint. The task pane is named something different in Office 2003 than it is in Office 2007, but the functionality is still the same. These task panes allow you to access and modify content in a SharePoint site from within Office without having to navigate to the site using your browser. The feature is available in the following Office 2003 and Office 2007 applications: Word, Excel, Microsoft Project, OneNote, PowerPoint, and Visio. The Shared Workspace or Document Management task pane provides a link that will open the site in a browser window and an Update button to refresh the site contents and displays the following tabs of information: 1) Status 2) Members 3) Tasks 4) Documents 5) Links 6) Document Information All of these tabs include a Get Updates button that retrieves the latest information from SharePoint and refreshes the task pane. Check out the Part Two video below. For 10+ hours of full end-user SharePoint Services training, check out our E-Learning Center. Only $24.95! (http://www.virtualassist.net) Productivity Club no File Collaboration using SharePoint – Part One http://www.productivityclub.com/file-collaboration-using-sharepoint-part-one/ http://www.productivityclub.com/file-collaboration-using-sharepoint-part-one/#comments Fri, 02 May 2008 16:22:37 +0000 AndreaKalli http://www.productivityclub.com/?p=63

I just love this feature! This is one of the best integration features between Office 2003/Office
2007 and SharePoint.

The task pane is named something different in Office 2003 than it is in Office 2007, but the
functionality is still the same.

These task panes allow you to access and modify content in a SharePoint site from within Office
without having to navigate to the site using your browser. The feature is available in the following
Office 2003 and Office 2007 applications: Word, Excel, Microsoft Project, OneNote, PowerPoint, and
Visio.

The Shared Workspace or Document Management task pane provides a link that will open the site in a
browser window and an Update button to refresh the site contents and displays the following tabs of
information:

1) Status
2) Members
3) Tasks
4) Documents
5) Links
6) Document Information

All of these tabs include a Get Updates button that retrieves the latest information from SharePoint
and refreshes the task pane.

Check out the Part One video below. Part Two is coming in a few weeks.

 

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