SharePoint 2001

This is the second coursework in a two part series that introduces the learner to Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2001 as a new collaboration product that delivers the ability to easily generate corporate Web portals with document management, enterprise content indexing, and team collaboration features.

What You Learn

• Identify the guidelines to identify user needs in SharePoint Portal Server.
• Identify plans to design a workspace.
• Create a category of documents in the workspace.
• Identify the functions of version control of documents of history.
• Identify the characteristics of the name in the version of SharePoint Portal Server.
• Identify the options available when viewing versions of the document.
• Identify different types of content sources.
• Identify the components of the search function of SharePoint Portal Server.
• Identify the functions of the Add Content Source Wizard.

Consultation

The intended audience for this coursework includes information technology (IT) professionals, Microsoft Office administrators, & Microsoft Certified Solution Providers. Coursework prerequisites are Windows 2000 file process security (groups, settings, & permissions; document management systems; Windows applications & Web browsers, & learners must also have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office 2000. In addition, learners should have taken the first part of this series 74113.