SharePoint 2010 Site Owner’s Manual

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SharePoint 2010 Site Owner’s Manual teaches you what SharePoint 2010 is all about and how to get started using it. The book also includes step-by-step instructions for implementing real-world scenarios. You will learn how to build powerful sites leveraging SharePoint’s out-of-the-box functionality along with other helpful tools such as InfoPath, Access, and SharePoint Designer.

This book is a guide for business users without programming skills who want to build their own SharePoint sites. With it, you’ll learn how to set up document sharing, trackable workflows, and many other business applications. You’ll go step-by-step through real-world scenarios like content management, business intelligence, sharing information on the web, and search. Along the way, you’ll learn how to interact with other business tools like Access, InfoPath, and SharePoint Designer.

This book is designed for SharePoint users who want to become tech-savvy in configuring SharePoint’s out-of-the-box functionality. No programming or system administration experience is required.

What’s Inside

Go from user to power user
Build on out-of-the-box features
Customize your SharePoint site

Table of Contents
Part I: Getting started with SharePoint
Chapter 1. Leveraging the power of SharePoint
Chapter 2. A deeper dive into SharePoint capabilities
Chapter 3. Creating sites using site and list templates

Part II: Implementations using real-world scenarios
Chapter 4. Setting up a document collaboration site
Chapter 5. Leveraging enterprise content management features
Chapter 6. Publishing information to the web
Chapter 7. Empowering users with business intelligence
Chapter 8. Creating application sites with SharePoint Designer
Chapter 9. Collecting and managing data by integrating with InfoPath
Chapter 10. Reporting and web applications using Access
Chapter 11. Pulling it all together with search, My Sites, and cross-site functionality

Appendix A. Setting up a test environment
Appendix B. Creating your first site