Re: Can't see Enhanced folders after installing SPS 2003

From: Nigel Bridport [MSFT] (nigelbri_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/12/04 

Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 17:45:43 +0100

In 2003, you apply security at the container level, i.e. The document
library. If you really want item level security, then install the Backward
Compatible document library!

Nige. 

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"Mark Langendoerfer" <MarkLangendoerfer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in 
message news:A4D5A295-5131-4F52-A0FE-35273D202A22@microsoft.com...
> So does SPS 2003 let you manage security at the document level? With 
> SPS2001
> you could set privileges at the document level. What I need that is 
> critical
> is the ability to set up an approval structure, I also need the ability to 
> be
> able to have an ownership chain so when one role is completed with there
> edits or approval of a document the next person is notified and has the
> ability to accept or reject the document. I've scoured the documentation 
> and
> near as we can tell this ability was removed. I am in a desperate 
> situation
> where my project could be scrubbed if I cannot provide this functionality.
>
> Enhanced folders in 2001 were in network neighbor hood and you could 
> create
> folder structures that were tied in with Share Point ACL's.
>
> I have installed the backward compatible libraries off the SPS 2003 CD
> though I don't see anything changed in the Explorer or document 
> properties.
>
> If anyone has some documentation they can point me to that covers this I
> would be in your debt.
>
>
> "stanley Jiang" wrote:
>
>> what do you mean enhanced folders
>>
>> "Mark Langendoerfer" <MarkLangendoerfer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote 
>> in
>> message news:E50B1EC1-2D80-412A-96CF-36032C3FB46D@microsoft.com...
>> > I heard that the enhanced folders were removed from SPS2003. Though a 
>> > read
>> a
>> > thread that says SPS 2003 has the enhanced folders from 2001. What is 
>> > the
>> > story? From what I can see there are no document stores in SPS2003 and 
>> > you
>> > can only point to fileshares and index documents though you don't have 
>> > the
>> > file shares you did in 2001. Is this the case?
>>
>>
>>

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