inlining
Fri Jun 09 14:11:11 CDT 2006
Thanks Engelbert, this is very helpfull. Re: "sites", I got my WSS and
SPS confused. We only use WSS in our company but have purchased SPS -
just not sure what the major benefits are since we do not have a full
time web master to administer SPS.
Patrick
Engelbert wrote:
> Well apart from the fact that there is no "Sites" section of Windows
> SharePoint Services (that's in SharePoint Portal server 2003), you can do
> this in two ways.
>
> a) You can add a field of type Hyperlink/Image to the document library and
> then specify Hyperlink and when filling out the details of the document when
> you add it also include a URL to the other document in this new field. This
> does exactly what you want.
>
> or
>
> b) (On a document library level) you can in Site1 create with FrontPage 2003
> a Data View Access Web Part which lists the documents in the Site 2 document
> library. (this isn't document to document though).
>
> Engelbert
>
> "inlining" <phoffmann@aae.org> wrote in message
> news:1149803590.244745.96010@f6g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> > If I have 2 Team Sites, each with a Shared Documents web part, can a
> > document in TeamSite1 contain hyperlinks to a document in TeamSite2 so
> > those members of TeamSite1 can view but not modify the doc on
> > TeamSite2?
> >
> >
> > Both sites would reside withing the "Sites" section of Windows
> > Sharepoint Services.
> >
> > Thanks!!
> >