Creating Workflows for Windows SharePoint Services (Virtual Lab)

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Here’s a very decent virtual lab for using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 to design a custom workflow that is triggered on file creation or change. Within the workflow designer, you will use out-of-the-box actions such as assigning a task or sending an e-mail message based on promoted values in your form data. In addition, you will learn how to build a custom workflow using the Windows Workflow Foundation plug-in to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and deploy that workflow to Windows SharePoint Services (version 3). Both exercises demonstrate how workflow functionality can be seamlessly integrated with the 2007 Microsoft® Office release.

Creating Workflows for Windows SharePoint Services (Virtual Lab)

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