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What Developers Need to Know About Windows SharePoint Services
You're probably at least vaguely aware that Microsoft has a collaborative product named SharePoint. Actually, they have several such products, and one of them — the Windows SharePoint Services — is poised to make a significant difference in the way that you write collaborative applications. As an optional (but free) component of Windows 2003, SharePoint Team Services provides a rich collaborative layer that any application is free to use. In this article and in other articles to come, I'll show you the basics of SharePoint Services, so that you can add this product to your toolbox for future solutions.
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