SharePoint Services Section Index

Visio Services lets users share and view Visio Web drawings. Access Services, when used with SharePoint 2010, allows users to create new databases with forms and reports that run in the browser. In this article we will discuss Access and Visio services, as they have a strong appeal to developers who wish to be able to offer a hosted browser-based version of their app.

This first article of our new series, “SharePoint Admin Corner”, discusses which service accounts you need to include when installing a new SharePoint farm.

Learn how to take precautions against SharePoint failures and how to recover from the unavoidable.

You can use Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Federation Services to provide a single-sign-on experience for your end-users—that's one less password needed access your SharePoint sites.

Suggestion boxes are useful tools for a business practice that wants to be sensitive to the needs and desires of its staff or clients. SharePoint features support allowing individuals to provide feedback and facilitate discussion on various topics while maintaining confidentiality.

The HTML architecture of SharePoint consists of master pages, page layouts and user-generated content. Learn how to use these components to produce clean and friendly interfaces that match any HTML design.

Organizations struggle with communicating only relevant information to its members, especially when that information lives in disparate systems that do not talk to each other. SharePoint 2007 provides an answer with user profiles and audience targeting.

SharePoint 2007 has native support for the Windows WorkFlow Foundation. This integration enables you to attach business processes to items and control almost any aspect of a document's lifecycle and user interaction within SharePoint.

You have probably heard of Microsoft SharePoint or Windows SharePoint Services but are not sure what advantage it will be to developers. Here is your chance to find out what it is and if it can help you.