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SharePoint Team Services Site Creation Add-in

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  • Language: English

Create a SharePoint team Web site automatically.

Server administrators can use the Self-Service Site Creation Add-in to allow users to create a SharePoint team Web site automatically as a subweb of the root web, without needing administrator rights to the root web. For developers, this add-in is also an example of the types of automations you can create for SharePoint Team Services. If you want to create your own add-in, or customize this one, you can use the source files that are included in this download.

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Status: Deleted

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System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP

Supported operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP

Compatible with FrontPage version 2002

Installation Instructions

Select "Run this Program from its Current Location" to start the download immediately. - Or, select "Save this Program to Disk" to copy the download to your machine for installation at a later time. If you choose this option, you must then locate and run the program from your hard disk later. In Windows Explorer, double-click on the downloaded file. - Follow the steps in the Setup Wizard to install the Self-Service Site Creation add-in.

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