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    Using SharePoint Web Services to Change Subsite Permissions
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ASP AllianceIn this article, Grant examines how to retrieve all the sub sites, add roles, add users, add and change permissions at the site and list levels using Sharepoint web services.
    Performance Monitoring in SharePoint Portal Server 2003
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Performance monitoring helps organizations identify performance bottlenecks. The problem is that with so many performance numbers available, how do you know which ones to watch? This article helps you identify which are the critical performance counters...
    Using Excel 2003 to Manage Project Sites with Windows SharePoint Services 2003
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MSDNDiscover how various aspects of Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office, Excel, and Windows SharePoint Services work harmoniously in a hypothetical business scenario.
    Monitoring SharePoint Usage through an ASP.NET Web Application
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In this article, Gayan Peiris looks at creating an ASP.NET web application that will display the usage details of a selected SharePoint site. Building such an application enables SharePoint administrators to gather all SharePoint usage data from a centra...
    Retrieving SharePoint Site Information in an ASP.NET Web Application
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In this article, Gayan Peiris examines using the SharePoint Object Model to access SharePoint site information from an ASP.NET web application. It should be of particular interest to SharePoint administrators who can use the included code as a starting...
    Building Web Parts the Smart Way - Starting with the SharePoint SmartPart
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MSDNThis article describes another approach to building SharePoint web parts. The approach consists of making use of ASP.NET user controls to make up the body of the SharePoint web part. The technique leads to a dramatic increase in the productivity of anybod...
    WebParts: From SharePoint to ASP.NET 2.0
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Article by Dino Esposito comparing SharePoint WebParts with the WebParts in ASP.NET 2.0.
    Talk to SharePoint through its web services
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Windows SharePoint Services comes with sixteen different web services. SharePoint Portal Server 2003 supports an additional five web services .This article is an introduction to its capabilities and how to use them.
    How to Write a Back Up and Restore Application for SharePoint Portal Server 2003
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MSDNUse the sample to learn the programmatic steps and code to back up and restore all SharePoint Portal Server 2003 or Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services sites in the server farm.
    Tips for Enhancing the Accessibility of SharePoint Web Sites
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MSDNBy making the customizations described in this article, you can expand the reach of SharePoint sites, allowing greater access for users with disabilities.

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