 | Introduction to libraries |  |
 | A library is a location on a site where you can create, collect, update, and manage files with team members. Each library displays a list of files and key information about the files, which helps people to use the files to work together.Click on |
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| Create and manage a Document Workspace site |  |
| A Document Workspace site helps you to coordinate the development of one or more related documents with other people. The site provides tools to share and update files and to keep people informed about the status of those files.Click on the link |
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| Copy a file to another library | |
| You can use the Send To command to copy a file to a different library, and then manage the different copies of a source file after they are created.Click on the link to read the full article from Microsoft's office site. |
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| Create or change a view | |
| You can use views to see the items in a list or library that are most important to you or that best fit a purpose. For example, you can create views of the files that were created most recently, of the list items that apply to a specific department, or |
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| Introduction to workflows | |
| Workflows help people to collaborate on documents and to manage project tasks by implementing specific business processes on documents and items in a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 site. Workflows help organizations to adhere to consistent b |
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| Require approval of items or files in a list or library | |
| When you set up a list (list: A Web site component that stores and displays information that users can add to by using their browsers. Requires a Web server that is running Windows SharePoint Services.) or library (library: A location on a SharePoint s |
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