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The first part of Chapter 1 contains introductory information that will primarily be of interest to readers who are new to SharePoint or are upgrading from Microsoft SharePoint 2010 or an earlier version. If you have worked with a more recent version of SharePoint, you might want to skip past that material. This book is designed to lead you step by step through all the tasks that you'll most likely want to perform with SharePoint 2013. If you start at the beginning and work your way through all the exercises, you will gain enough proficiency to be able to work efficiently with most capabilities in SharePoint 2013. However, each topic is self-contained, so you can jump in anywhere to acquire exactly the skills that you need. Download the practice files Before you can complete the exercises in this book, you need to download the book's practice files to your computer. We recommend you copy the practice files to a separate folder, for example, Documents\Microsoft Press\SP2013SBS, or any folder where you can access the practice files easily. These practice files can be downloaded from the following page: http://aka.ms/SP2013SbS/files IMPORTANT The SharePoint 2013 software is not available from this website. You must have access to a SharePoint 2013 installation on the server before performing exercises in this book. Alternatively, you can use Microsoft SharePoint Online for most exercises in this book. The following table lists the practice files for this book. Chapter Chapter 1: Introducing SharePoint 2013 Chapter 2: Navigating a SharePoint site File No practice files Chapter2 Team Site.wsp Chapter2 Travel Subsite.wsp Chapter2 Facilities Subsite.wsp WideWorldTravelGuidelines.docx xiv Introduction
Chapter Chapter 3: Working with documents and information in lists and libraries Chapter 4: Working with webpages Chapter 5: Creating and managing sites Chapter 6: Making lists and libraries work for you Chapter 7: Getting social Chapter 8: Working with wikis and blogs Chapter 9: Searching for information and people Chapter 10: Managing work tasks Chapter 11:Working with workflows Chapter 12: Using SharePoint with Excel and Access Chapter 13: Working with business intelligence Chapter 14: Using SharePoint with Outlook and Lync Chapter 15: Managing content File OakChest.docx OakDesk.docx OakEndTable.docx OakNightStand.docx WideWorldInvoice.dcox WideWorldPurchaseOrder.docx Wildlife.wmv pjcov.jpg No practice files Global Proposal.docx Sales.jpg No practice files Chapter9 Starter.wsp Oak Chest.docx Oak Desk.docx OakEndTable.docx OakNightStand.docx Oak chairs are best with Oak tables.docx Our Oak furniture range consists of both Oak chairs and Oak tables.docx No practice files No practice files ExpImpoWideWorldImporters.accdb Furniture_Price.xlsx MoveWideWorldImporters.accdb Sales_Figures.xlsx SalesData.xlsx Chapter14 Starter.wsp Holiday budget planner.docx ProductProposalFinancials.xslx ProductProposalPresentation.pptx ProductSheet.docx Introduction xv
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templates associating with content
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Acknowledgments This book is the re
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