Ektron CMS300 SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Integration Manual
Ektron CMS300 SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Integration Manual
Ektron CMS300 SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Integration Manual
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Microsoft defines a Web part zone as:<br />
Microsoft <strong>SharePoint</strong> <strong>Portal</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Overview...<br />
“A container with a set of properties that can be configured to<br />
control the organization and format of Web Parts on a Web<br />
Part Page. Web Part zones can also be used to provide<br />
protection against changes to Web Parts.”<br />
Although their sizes are customizable, all Web part pages contains<br />
the same four Web zones.<br />
<strong>SharePoint</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Permissions<br />
Regardless of other permissions, a <strong>SharePoint</strong> <strong>Portal</strong> <strong>Server</strong> user<br />
must have at least Member permissions to be able to insert and<br />
customize <strong>Ektron</strong> <strong>CMS300</strong> Web parts.<br />
These permissions configured on the <strong>SharePoint</strong> server by the<br />
<strong>SharePoint</strong> <strong>Portal</strong> <strong>Server</strong> administrator, not the <strong>Ektron</strong> <strong>CMS300</strong><br />
administrator.<br />
Refer to your <strong>SharePoint</strong> documentation for information about<br />
giving <strong>SharePoint</strong> users Member permissions.<br />
Personal View vs. Shared View<br />
When adding Web parts to a <strong>SharePoint</strong> <strong>Portal</strong> page, you may<br />
either insert them into a shared or personal Web page.<br />
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