Chapter 1
SharePoint Web Application vs. Site Collection vs. Site vs. Sub Site 
Chapter 2
Designing SharePoint
Simple SharePoint Taxonomy Checklist
Intranet Taxonomy Design
SharePoint Governance Plan
Governance Resource Center for MOSS 2007
SharePoint Governance Plan
Downloadable Book: SharePoint Planning
Branding
Sample Public Facing SharePoint Sites
Search Architecture and Configuration Video
Planning SharePoint Products and Technology Solutions – 64 min. Video
Microsoft’s SharePoint Planning Worksheets
Sharee’s Favorite Planning Spreadsheet
Four Basic [...]

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I was teaching a class recently with a Microsoft student in attendance who was nice enough to provide me with some valuable links regarding SharePoint help provided by Microsoft. Thanks to Peter here you go.
SharePoint Server 2007 Help
SharePoint Server Demos
Free SharePoint Server 2007 Training
SharePoint 2007 Solution Center
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Solution Center
SharePoint Designer Help Center

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Join members of the Visual Studio Team System product group to discuss features available in Team Foundation Server, Team Suite, Architecture Edition, Development Edition, Database Edition, and Test Edition. In addition, discuss what’s new for these editions for Visual Studio 2008.
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April 9, 2008
10:00 A.M. Pacific Time

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Excel Services is a new server technology included in MOSS 2007. There are three basic components to Excel Services that interact with each other and together form the overall structural design of Excel Services. These shared services enable you to load, calculate, and display Excel workbooks in a browser without writing any code. You can [...]

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Mike Benkovich and Lynn Langit put together some great webcasts on SharePoint technologies. If you are just getting into the technology stack I would suggest you start with a few of these.
·         Part 1 – SharePoint for Developers 4/13/2007  
·         Part 2 – SharePoint Designer 2007 4/16/2006
·         Part 3 – Migrating to SharePoint 4/23/2006
·         Part [...]

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It has been months in the making and I give kudos to the many people who have put countless hours into its success. Awesome job to the team involved. Official Release Announcement from SharePoint Team @ Microsoft:
http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2008/03/05/announcing-the-community-kit-for-sharepoint-enhanced-blog-edition-2-0-cks-ebe-final-release.aspx?CommentPosted=true#commentmessage

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I was at a SliverLight session last week with a group of Developer Evangelists and we could not stop laughing about the xkcd.com comic below. I know it’s way geeky but wow I had no idea how geeky, after half an hour of trying to explaining it to my husband it finally sunk in just how [...]

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For most people, their Web browser is central to their interaction with the Internet, connecting to global Web sites and helping them consume online services providing everything from booking flights to banking services to online shopping. This reality makes browsers a key tool when evaluating the security experience of users as the browser interprets Web [...]

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Scott Gu, one of the leaders in SharePoint technologies, has put together this roadmap for the new .NET Web products. It is a lot of information, so if you’re wondering about all the new technologies coming out this is a good site to check out.

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As a former attendee of many, many different conferences over the years, attending the SharePoint conference this year seemed like just another conference.  I was excited about the new SharePoint content and was looking forward to some of the speakers participating. What I was pleasantly surprised by was the skill level of the presenters. I [...]

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