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Comparison of Integration Features
The following tables show the integration features between Windows SharePoint Services and each version of Microsoft Office.
General Integration Features
Feature
Office 2000
Office XP
Office 2003 Editions
Save and open files from SharePoint sites
Yes (Excel, FrontPage, PowerPoint®, Microsoft Project, Word)
Yes (Excel, FrontPage, PowerPoint, Microsoft Project, Visio, Word)
Enhanced (Excel, FrontPage, InfoPath, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Microsoft Project, Publisher, Visio, Word)
Create new documents in Web browser
No
Yes (Excel, FrontPage, PowerPoint, Word)
Yes (Excel, FrontPage, InfoPath, PowerPoint, Microsoft Project, Publisher, Word)
Collect metadata automatically
No
No
Enhanced (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
Promote and demote file properties and metadata automatically
Data stored, but not displayed (Excel, FrontPage, PowerPoint, Word)
Yes (Excel, FrontPage, PowerPoint, Word)
Enhanced (Excel, FrontPage, InfoPath, PowerPoint, Visio, Word)
Track document versions
No. Use Web browser to view and manage document versions.
No. Use Web browser to view and manage document versions.
Enhanced (Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Word)
Check-out and check-in documents
No. Use Web browser to manually check-out and check-in documents.
No. Use Web browser to manually check-out and check-in documents.
Enhanced (Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Word). Use Web browser to manually check-out and check-in other types of documents.
Manage Microsoft Project documents, risks, and issues
No
No
Yes
Upload multiple documents
No
No
Yes
Inline discussions
Yes
Yes
Yes
Microsoft Office Components for SharePoint
No
No
Yes
Person Names Smart Tag
No
No
Yes
Integration with Microsoft Business Solutions
No
No
Yes
Document Workspace sites
Feature
Office 2000
Office XP
Office 2003 Editions
Shared attachments
No
No
Outlook attachments
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