Re: Using documents from libraries in Team Sites

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Please

a) confirm that the SharePoint environment you are interested in using is
Windows SharePoint Services - if it's SharePoint Portal Server then that has
its own newsgroup at microsoft.public.sharepoint.portalserver

b) explain what you mean by "the Team Site environment" - the default kind
of site created when you create a WSS site is a Team Site. This contains by
default one Document Library (called Shared Documents) and you can create
more (with different names). So I don't understand how you can't "include
documents in a Team Site that are currently part of a Document Library".

c) post the SharePoint / Outlook sync question as a separate question -
there is a certain amount of collaboration built-in but not two-way syncing.

Engelbert

"Nestor" <Nestor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AE305E13-0529-4D8C-823A-4F882F6BDCF9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I'm a Sharepoint newbie interested in using the tool in our firm. We are
> consultants and need to collaborate on documents and, of course, are very
> task oriented with assignments being handed off to one another during the
> course of an engagement. Sharepoint seems to treat these requirements
> quite
> separately. For example, while the Team Site environment seems ideally
> suited to our needs, I can't figure out how to include documents in a Team
> Site that are currently part of a Document Library. The browse and upload
> option only permits me to upload documents that are on my drives.
> Furthermore, I can't find a way to start up with a page that allows me to
> navigate to all of my document libraries as well as my work sites (the
> quick
> launch pane would be a great way to do so, but I can't seem to include
> work
> sites in that pane).
> Are there plug-ins or add-ons that address these issues? The final
> challenge is to be able to synch tasks between Sharepoint and Outlook
> seemlessly (one would think that would be given, but no).
> Thanks
> Nestor


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