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Introducing Windows SharePoint Services


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Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services presents a collaborative working platform under Windows environment. It ideally enables users to work interactively, and share information together. SharePoint sites provide a central storehouse for documents, information, and ideas. Microsoft Windows 2003 server offers this service for free. The construction of Microsoft Windows SharePoint services revolves around ASP.NET on the Internet Information Services (IIS) server. This article presents its readers a basic overview of Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server and how these two can work in collaboration in minimizing the need for custom software development.

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