SharePoint 2013 For Dummies

The bestselling guide on running SharePoint, now updated to cover all the new features of SharePoint 2013 SharePoint Portal Server is an essential part of the enterprise infrastructure for many businesses. Building on the success of previous versions of SharePoint For Dummies, this new edition covers all the latest features of SharePoint 2013 and provides you with an easy-to-understand resource for making the most of all that this version has to offer. You'll learn how to get a site up and running, branded, and populated with content, workflow, and management. In addition, this new edition includes essential need-to-know information for administrators, techsumers, and page admins who want to leverage the cloud-hosted features online, either as a standalone product or in conjunction with an existing SharePoint infrastructure. Walks you through getting a SharePoint site up and running effectively and efficiently Explains ongoing site management and offers plenty of advice for administrators who want to leverage SharePoint and Office 365 in various ways Shows how to use SharePoint to leverage data centers and collaborate with both internal and external customers, including partners and clients SharePoint 2013 For Dummies is essential reading if you want to make the most of this technology.

The bestselling guide on running SharePoint, now updated tocover all the new features of SharePoint 2013SharePoint Portal Server is an essential part of the enterpriseinfrastructure for many businesses. Building on the success ofprevious versions of SharePoint For Dummies, this newedition covers all the latest features of SharePoint 2013 andprovides you with an easy-to-understand resource for making themost of all that this version has to offer. You'll learn how to geta site up and running, branded, and populated with contentworkflow, and management. In addition, this new edition includesessential need-to-know information for administrators, techsumersand page admins who want to leverage the cloud-hosted featuresonline, either as a standalone product or in conjunction with anexisting SharePoint infrastructure.* Walks you through getting a SharePoint site up and runningeffectively and efficiently* Explains ongoing site management and offers plenty of advicefor administrators who want to leverage SharePoint and Office 365in various ways* Shows how to use SharePoint to leverage data centers andcollaborate with both internal and external customers, includingpartners and clientsSharePoint 2013 For Dummies is essential reading if youwant to make the most of this technology.

Introduction 1Part I: Getting Started with SharePoint 2013 7Chapter 1: Getting to Know SharePoint 2013 9Chapter 2: Introducing SharePoint Online 23Chapter 3: Wrangling SharePoint Functionality 31Part II: Diving Headfirst into SharePoint 2013 37Chapter 4: Getting to Know the Team Site 39Chapter 5: Working with Web Pages 51Chapter 6: Working with Web Parts 61Chapter 7: Getting Familiar with Apps 73Chapter 8: Creating a Custom App 89Chapter 9: Viewing Data in Your Apps 107Part III: Becoming a SharePoint Administrator 125Chapter 10: Getting Familiar with Site Settings 127Chapter 11: Confi guring Site Navigation 139Chapter 12: Understanding SharePoint Features 149Chapter 13: Changing the Look and Feel of Your Site 153Chapter 14: Securing Your SharePoint Site 167Part IV: Getting Social and Going Mobile 185Chapter 15: Taking Control of Your Personal Profi le and Content 187Chapter 16: Getting Social 199Chapter 17: Taking SharePoint Mobile 223Part V: Managing Enterprise Content 229Chapter 18: Sharing and Approving Content 231Chapter 19: Finding What You Need with Search 257Chapter 20: Archiving Documents and Records 273Chapter 21: Gaining Total Control with Workflow 285Part VI: Office 365 and SharePoint Online 303Chapter 22: Creating a Public Website in SharePoint Online 305Chapter 23: Creating a Client Portal in SharePoint Online 317Part VII: The Part of Tens 327Chapter 24: Ten Hot SharePoint 2013 Topicson the Microsoft TechNet Website 329Chapter 25: Ten Ways to Maintain Control with Governance 335Chapter 26: Ten Ways to Become a SharePoint Guru 341Index 347