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Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007

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Manufacturer: Microsoft Software
Model: 79Q-00007
Binding: CD-ROM
Publisher: Microsoft Software
Label: Microsoft Software
Platform: Windows XP
Platform: Windows XP

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Features for Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007:

Provides the tools you need to build, customize, and contribute to SharePoint sites using the latest Web design technologies
Offers extensive support for ASP.NET 2.0, cascading style sheets, and Microsoft Windows Workflow Foundation
Next-generation Microsoft Web technologies help increase productivity while giving you the freedom to create sites that look exactly how you want them
Integrate business data and build SharePoint Web pages that present and edit data coming from SharePoint lists and document libraries, XML files, Microsoft SQL Server databases, Web services, and enterprise systems
Workflow Designer lets you automate business processes such as document approval, custom event notification, and other collaboration tasks

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Editorial Review
Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 provides you with powerful tools to build, customize, and contribute to SharePoint sites using the latest Web design technologies and established standards in an IT-controlled environment. It has deeper support for ASP.NET 2.0, cascading style sheets, and Microsoft Windows Workflow Foundation -- all the modern tools that makes Web design easy. Be more productive with next-generation Microsoft Web technologies, while creating sites that look exactly how you want them. Integrate business data and build SharePoint Web pages that present and edit data coming from - SharePoint lists and document libraries, XML files, Microsoft SQL Server databases, Web services, and enterprise systems Develop sites compatible with a wide range of browsers and Web standards Build advanced ASP.NET pages with tools for control hosting, property editing, toolbox and Microsoft IntelliSense Office SharePoint Designer 2007 helps manage your site by checking for broken links, unused pages, cascading style sheets usage, and master page usage Site backup and restore features make it easy to save your site to a single file for protecting data or moving it to another server
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Customer Reviews

Useless manual

2008-07-05
I am supposed to use this product to update the web pages monthly for a non-profit organization. After exploring the menus and the manual, I still don't know how and where to start. I usually can figure out in a short time how to use new software however complicated, such as QuarkExpress, InDesign, PageMaker, FrameMaker, Illustrator, Dream Weaver, Front Page, etc., by exploring the menus and the samples with the help of its manual.

Lacks documentation

2007-07-07
The online documentation provided is pitiful. Surely a company with the resources Microsoft has can do better than this?? The product works great, has some nice features, like the workflows, but the provided documentation is a joke, more geared towards selling you microsoft-isms (and that "you don't have to write a line of code!") than telling you how to use their product. And the online help is similarly sparse.

Where are the instructions???

2007-03-16
The program is great once you learn to use it. It comes with no guides. The online instructions are a little hard to find and lacking in detail. All of the third party books ("For Dummies") don't come out for months. Does anyone else remember when programs used to come with a "How To" Guide????