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Chapter 3: Installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 83
7. On the Document library component of Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal
Server 2003 Setup page, specify the location on the server disk where you want
to install the program and data files for the document library component.
If you are installing the optional components on a server that already has
SharePoint Portal Server installed, you cannot choose the location for the program
files. If you are installing the optional components on a server that does
not have SharePoint Portal Server installed, you can choose the location for the
program files.
SharePoint Portal Server also installs additional required files on the operating
system drive. Click Disk Information for information about the amount of
disk space required and the amount remaining. If there are existing files in the
installation paths, setup removes these files.
More Info The path must meet the following restrictions: can contain no
more than 80 characters; the path name can contain only characters in the
lower ASCII range; and, the path cannot point to a root directory.
8. Click Next. A message that lists services that will be stopped appears.
9. Click OK to stop the services and continue.
The Component Progress page appears.
10. On the Completing the Document Library Setup Wizard page, click Finish.
You might be prompted to restart your computer.
After the setup wizard completes, perform the following steps to make the
optional document library component functional:
1. Change component assignments for the server farm.
2. Create a document library.
3. Manage security for a backward-compatible document library.
Installing the Client Components for Backward-Compatible Document
Libraries
The client components are extensions to Microsoft Windows Explorer and Microsoft
Office applications. There is no individual client application. These extensions integrate
SharePoint Portal Server 2003 commands with Windows Explorer and Office
applications. Users can also access document libraries (Web Storage System–based)
from the portal site without installing the client components, but they will not experience
the integration with Windows Explorer and Office applications.