The basic structure of a Document Workspace consists of:
- Announcements
- Shared Document Library
- Tasks
- Calendar
- Team Discussion Board
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Edit the main page of the Document Workspace site to include your new content in a Web Part.
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You can use Versioning on the Procedure Manual Documents library and even attach workflows to affect an approval process. Any version of SharePoint 2010 will have a 3-state workflow to accomplish a Submitted-In Review-Approved type of process. All fields to create these are as easy as answering a few questions. No special knowledge is required. If you are using Outlook 2010 and SharePoint 2010, you can instantly synch your SharePoint tasks and Calendars in Outlook. On the List tab, click the Connect to Outlook button in the Connect and Export group.
So stop attaching files and waiting for reply emails. Centrally manage the creation of all your complex documents like a pro in SharePoint! Want more tips for teamwork in SharePoint? Join us on July 10th for Mastering SharePoint Team Sites: Teamwork in Action!
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