SharePoint Server 2010 Integrate w/ Office 2010: Getting Started

By Bill Kulterman and Heather Ackmann
Part 1 of 3 in the SharePoint Server 2010 Integrating With Office 2010 series. It says it all in the title!
Course info
Rating
(14)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 12, 2012
Duration
2h 58m
Table of contents
Map SharePoint to a Network Drive
Introduction 1m Map a Network Drive 2m What We Covered 1m Connect to SharePoint 4m
Save Documents to SharePoint from Office
Save to SharePoint 2m What We Covered 1m Introduction 1m Link Office to SharePoint 6m
Create and Use Content Types
What We Covered 1m Content Types 3m Create a Custom Content Type 4m Add a Content Type to a List or Library 8m Change the Default Document Template 10m Introduction 1m Set the Default Content Type 2m
Create and Use Document Sets
Activate the Document Set Site Collection Feature 3m Sync Column Values with Documents in the Set 3m Introduction 1m Create a Document Set 4m Add Documents to a Document Set 4m Customize the Document Set Welcome Page 2m Define Allowed Content Types in a Document Set 9m What We Covered 2m Define a Document Set Content Type 3m
Using Office Web Apps with SharePoint
What We Covered 1m Activate Office Web Apps 4m Introduction 0m Open and Edit Items Using Web Apps 6m
Accessing SharePoint Templates from Word 2010
Introduction 1m What We Covered 1m Access the Template from Word 3m Connect to Office 1m Add a Template Content Type 3m
Co-authoring with Word and PowerPoint
Co-authoring a Document in Word 6m What We Covered 1m Co-authoring a PowerPoint Presentation 7m
Use Word to Contribute to Your Blog Site
Publish Your Blog Post 1m Register a Blog Account 3m Create a Blog Post 1m What We Covered 1m Create a Blog Site 2m Introduction 1m
Send Email to a SharePoint Library or List
Create Email Alerts 6m Locate or Create the Email Address 6m Send Email to a Library 2m Introduction 1m Send Email to a List 3m What We Covered 2m
Synchronize Contacts with Outlook
Connect to Outlook 4m Edit and Synchronize Contacts 3m What We Covered 1m
Synchronize Task Lists with Outlook
Introduction 1m Edit a Task from Outlook 2m Connect a Task List to Outlook 3m Send an Email from a Task 4m What We Covered 2m
Synchronize Calendars with Outlook
What We Covered 2m Connect a Calendar to Outlook 2m View Multiple Calendars 3m Introduction 1m Copy Items to Another Calendar 2m Edit Calendars 4m
Description
Course info
Rating
(14)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 12, 2012
Duration
2h 58m
Description

Part 1 of 3 in the SharePoint Server 2010 Integrating With Office 2010 series. It says it all in the title! If you are a SharePoint admin who wants to integrate with office 2010 this course is for you.

About the author
Bill Kulterman
About the author

Bill Kulterman is an educator, author, and a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). Bill has been a trainer for more than a dozen years, educating students in Excel, Visio and a bevy of additional solutions. In recent years he has focused solely on SharePoint and SharePoint Online through Office 365. When he's not creating courses, he can usually be found riding his bike or relaxing near his Koi pond.

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