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<P>Artigo original publicado na segunda-feira, 25 de fevereiro de 2013</P>
<P><I>Esta postagem é uma introdução a como você pode usar com facilidade o Gerenciador de Design junto com as ferramentas de design da Web com as quais você se sente mais confortável para definir a marca online de sua empresa&nbsp;usando o&nbsp;sólido sistema de recursos de gerenciamento de conteúdo que é o SharePoint 2013.</I></P>
<P><IMG style="BORDER-RIGHT-WIDTH: 0px; FLOAT: left; BORDER-TOP-WIDTH: 0px; BORDER-BOTTOM-WIDTH: 0px; BORDER-LEFT-WIDTH: 0px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 12px" title="Identidade visual com o SharePoint" alt="Identidade visual com o SharePoint" src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/5672.SUMMARY_5F00_SharePoint_5F00_300x166_5F00_V1.jpg">Com o SharePoint 2013, você pode promover seu site de publicação do SharePoint<I> </I>usando as tecnologias da Web que você conhece, as ferramentas que gosta e os dispositivos que deseja, o que torna mais fácil do que nunca começar como designer ou desenvolvedor do SharePoint. Além disso, os profissionais atuais do SharePoint não precisam se preocupar. O empenho de vocês em aprender o SharePoint até agora ainda é bastante aplicável e o conhecimento sobre o modelo da Página de Publicação do SharePoint ainda é incrivelmente útil. </P>
<P>Esta postagem apresenta uma visão geral sobre como você pode usar com facilidade o Gerenciador de Design e os Canais do Dispositivo do SharePoint 2013 junto com as ferramentas da Web com as quais você se sente mais confortável para definir a marca online de sua empresa. Embora mantendo a mesma infraestrutura de processamento de página, fizemos três melhorias principais em como você promove um site de Publicação do SharePoint. </P>
<H3>Use as tecnologias da Web que você conhece</H3>
<P>SharePoint ainda mantém suas páginas mestre e layouts de página no ASP.NET, mas agora você também pode<I> </I>projetar suas páginas mestre e layouts de página em HTML, inclusive usando trechos de HTML dos controles do SharePoint. Em segundo plano, o SharePoint cria o arquivo ASP.NET correspondente que ele deseja, mas que você acaba ignorando. </P>
<P>Anteriormente, você podia usar CSS e JavaScript para definir o estilo de seu site, mas agora eles estão totalmente integrados em sua experiência de desenvolvimento da Web do SharePoint. Tivemos muito trabalho com a visualização de HTML para que você possa definir o estilo do HTML diretamente, em vez de usar o servidor para visualizá-lo. Porém, se você visualizar no servidor, poderá fazê-lo no contexto de qualquer página do SharePoint que escolher! </P>
<P>O trabalho com as tecnologias da Web que você conhece vai&nbsp;além do nível de layout de página. A Web Part de Consulta de Conteúdo que exigia que você projetasse em XSLT ainda é válida, mas a nova Web Part de Pesquisa de Conteúdo é um módulo importante para a criação de experiências orientadas por pesquisa no SharePoint 2013.&nbsp;Assegurar que havia uma excelente experiência de design para acompanhar era muito importante para nós; portanto, ela pode ser personalizada com JavaScript, HTML e CSS.</P>
<P>Visto que não estamos presumindo que você tenha algum conhecimento do SharePoint, oferecemos o Gerenciador de Design para ajudar a orientá-lo na promoção de seu site de publicação. Este Gerenciador de Design fornece uma experiência semelhante a um assistente para dar a você orientação para o desenvolvimento do SharePoint lado a lado com pontos de entrada para a exibição e o trabalho com seus arquivos de design. Cada uma das etapas&nbsp;tem também seu artigo de documentação no MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network):</P>
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<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822363.aspx" target=_blank>Visão Geral</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733517.aspx" target=_blank>Gerenciar Canais do Dispositivo</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733519.aspx" target=_blank>Carregar Arquivos de Design</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822370.aspx" target=_blank>Editar Páginas Mestre</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj945138.aspx" target=_blank>Editar Modelos de Exibição</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822368.aspx" target=_blank>Editar Layouts de Página</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj862339.aspx" target=_blank>Publicar e Aplicar Design</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj862342.aspx" target=_blank>Criar Pacote de Design</A> </LI></UL>
<H3>Personalize o SharePoint com as ferramentas que você gosta</H3>
<P>A personalização do design de seu site é muito mais do que converter HTML em ASP.NET. Para ajudá-lo a criar seu site com êxito, espaços reservados populares estão prontos e aguardando seu conteúdo. No que se refere aos layouts das páginas, inserimos todos os campos de página que são exclusivos ao tipo de conteúdo escolhido por você. Assim, a criação de seus arquivos de design do SharePoint se transforma em simples questões de edição e ajuste, e não de criação. </P>
<P>Com a Galeria de Trechos de Código, você tem um bom ponto de partida para adicionar a funcionalidade do SharePoint a seu site. Para quem está familiarizado com versões anteriores do SharePoint, pense nisso como o conjunto de controles que você acessaria no SharePoint Designer, porém um pouco mais do que isso. A Galeria de Trechos de Código oferece uma versão em HTML (incluindo, em muitos casos, uma visualização estática para mostrar com o que você está trabalhando enquanto edita seu arquivo em algo semelhante ao modo divisão do Dreamweaver) de um conjunto de componentes comuns, <I>inclusive todas as Web Parts da galeria de Web Parts</I>. Para cada trecho de código, você precisa ajustar as propriedades dele e simplesmente copiá-lo em sua página mestre ou layout de página HTML para que o SharePoint o transforme, em segundo plano, no controle ASP.NET de que ele precisa. </P>
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<P><EM><STRONG>Figura 1.</STRONG> No topo da página da Galeria de Trechos de Código, há uma faixa de opções com todos os trechos de código. O corpo da página contém a descrição, as propriedades e o código HTML do trecho de código, além de uma visualização ao vivo. Todas as páginas mestre têm a mesma galeria de trechos de código, que é ligeiramente diferente da galeria dos layouts de página. Além disso, a galeria de trechos de código de um layout de página depende do tipo de conteúdo (pois os campos da página mudam).</EM></P>
<H3>Experimente o SharePoint em qualquer dispositivo </H3>
<P>As pessoas não estão mais simplesmente acessando seu site usando um mouse em um desktop ou laptop. Existe um universo com vários dispositivos lá fora: tablets, telefones e Surfaces, puxa vida! Como você cria uma experiência para seus usuários de forma a utilizar melhor o tamanho de tela deles? Otimizada para dispositivos baseados em toques? No SharePoint 2013, os Canais do Dispositivo ajudam a apresentar seu site da maneira mais ajustada a qualquer dispositivo que o visitante esteja usando para navegar. Como o designer, você começa a pensar sobre como deve ser a experiência de seu site em todos os diversos fatores forma, diferenciada por subcadeia de caracteres do agente do usuário atribuída a até 10 canais distintos. </P>
<P>Cada canal pode alcançar vários dispositivos. Por exemplo, você pode ter um canal para Windows Phones e iPhones, pois eles têm um tamanho de tela semelhante, e um canal separado para o iPad. Você pode usar uma página mestre e um CSS diferentes por canal e pode também destinar o conteúdo a canais particulares, tudo isso enquanto mantém exatamente a mesma URL (o que é ótimo para fins de usabilidade e otimização do mecanismo de pesquisa). </P>
<P>Usando a infraestrutura de Canal de Dispositivo, você tem a oportunidade de usar os Painéis de Canal de Dispositivo, que são um grande ativo para direcionar o conteúdo. O conteúdo inserido em um desses painéis é processado apenas nos canais que você especifica com base na lógica do servidor, o que diminui o tempo de carregamento da página e o número de bytes enviados durante a transmissão. A combinação desses painéis com um design de CSS responsivo resulta em uma experiência do usuário mais rápida e modernizada. Em vez de ter diferentes canais com base no tamanho da tela, como no exemplo anterior, você pode ter um canal baseado na subcadeia de caracteres "iOS" que capture iPads, iPhones e mini iPads e envie uma única página mestre que carrega diferentes CSS com base na resolução de tela do dispositivo. Por exemplo, se você era da equipe do Windows Phone, você poderia atingir dispositivos iOS e criar um painel para anunciar o Windows Phone.&nbsp;</P>
<P><IMG border=0 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/8231.SHAREPOINT-IMAGE-02.png"></P>
<P><EM><STRONG>Figura 2 e Figura 3.</STRONG> Modelos de design do navegador e experiências móveis lado a lado para um site de notícias baseado no recurso Publicação entre Conjuntos de Sites, usando CSS responsivo, Painéis de Canal de Dispositivo e um modelo de exibição que altera a aparência dos resultados da Web Parte de Pesquisa de Conteúdo com base nos Canais do Dispositivo.</EM></P>
<P>Esta postagem foi uma introdução a como você pode definir com facilidade a marca online de sua empresa usando as ferramentas com as quais se sente mais confortável e o sistema sólido de gerenciamento de conteúdo do SharePoint 2013. Para saber mais, verifique todo o conteúdo que nossos autores de documentação geraram para você no MSDN. Os artigos <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj163242.aspx" target=_blank>Construir sites para o SharePoint 2013</A>, <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822363.aspx" target=_blank>Visão Geral do Gerenciador de Design no SharePoint 2013</A> e <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733518.aspx" target=_blank>Desenvolver o Design do Site no SharePoint 2013</A> são excelentes para você começar. Bons designs! </P>
<P><I>– Alyssa Levitz, gerente do programa SharePoint&nbsp;</I></P>
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To help you be successful in creating your site, popular placeholders are ready and waiting for your content. When it comes to page layouts, we inserted all the page fields that are unique to the content type you choose-2D;-2D;this way, creating your SharePoint design files turns into a matter of editing and tweaking rather than creating. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="20" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:59.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="21" ItemType="21;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[With the Snippet Gallery, you have a good starting point for adding SharePoint functionality to your site. For those of you familiar with previous versions of SharePoint, think of this as the set of controls that you'd access from SharePoint Designer-2D;-2D;but a bit more than that. The Snippet Gallery provides an HTML version (including, in many cases, a static preview to show you what you're working with while you edit your file in something like Dreamweaver split view) of a set of common components-2D;-2D;<I>including all Web Parts from the Web Part gallery</I>. 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For example, you can have one channel for both Windows Phones and iPhones because they are of similar screen size, and a separate channel for the iPad. You can use a different master page and CSS per channel, and you can also target content to particular channels, all while having the exact same URL (which is great for usability and search engine optimization). ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="26" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:59.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="27" ItemType="27;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[By using the Device Channel infrastructure, you get the opportunity to use Device Channel Panels, which is a great asset for content targeting. Content that you put inside one of these panels is rendered only on the channels you specify based on server-2D;side logic, which decreases the page load time and the number of bytes sent over the wire. Combining these panels with a responsive CSS design makes for a faster and more streamlined user experience. Rather than having different channels based on screen size as in the previous example, you could have an "iOS" substring-2D;based channel that captures iPads, iPhones, and iPad minis and sends a single master page that loads different CSS based on what screen resolution the device is. For example, if you were the Windows Phone team, you could target iOS devices and create a panel to advertise Windows Phone.&nbsp;]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="27" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:59.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="28" ItemType="28;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<IMG border=0 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/8231.SHAREPOINT-2D;IMAGE-2D;02.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="28" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:59.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="29" ItemType="29;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<EM><STRONG>Figure 2 and Figure 3.</STRONG> Side-2D;by-2D;side design mockups of the browser and mobile experiences for a news site based on the Cross-2D;Site Collection Publishing feature, using responsive CSS, Device Channel Panels, and a display template that changes the appearance of Content Search Web Part results based on Device Channels.</EM>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="29" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:59.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="30" ItemType="30;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[This post was an introduction to how you can easily define your company's online brand using the tools you're most comfortable with and SharePoint 2013's strong content-2D;management system. To learn more, go check out all the content our documentation writers have written for you on MSDN. The articles <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj163242.aspx" target=_blank>Build sites for SharePoint 2013</A>, <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj822363.aspx" target=_blank>Overview of Design Manager in SharePoint 2013</A>, and <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj733518.aspx" target=_blank>Develop the site design in SharePoint 2013</A> are some great starting places. Happy designing! ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="30" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:59.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="31" ItemType="31;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>-2D;-2D;Alyssa Levitz, SharePoint Program Manager&nbsp;</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="31" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:59.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="32" ItemType="32;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[This is a localized blog post. 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<P>Artigo original publicado no sábado, 13 de abril de 2013</P>
<P><EM>Bella Engen é redatora técnica na equipe de Publicação de Conteúdo do Usuário do SharePoint, focada nas experiências orientadas pela pesquisa.</EM></P>
<P>A publicação intersite é um novo método de publicação no SharePoint Server 2013 que pode ajudar a modernizar o processo de publicação em sua organização e, ao mesmo tempo, reduzir os custos associados à manutenção e atualização de seu site. </P>
<P>Combinando a publicação intersite com os recursos de pesquisa do SharePoint, você pode reduzir o número de páginas necessárias para manter seu site e ganhar flexibilidade na apresentação do conteúdo a seus clientes. </P>
<P>Neste mundo insano, a publicação intersite simplifica a experiência de criação separando o processo de criação do processo de exibição de conteúdo. Os recursos de pesquisa do SharePoint permitem que você adicione comportamentos específicos do usuário a seu site, como a exibição de conteúdos diferentes a grupos de usuários diferentes ou exibição de recomendações com base no comportamento do usuário.</P>
<P>Em uma série no <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/tothesharepoint/archive/tags/Web+content+management/" target=_blank>blog dos profissionais de TI do SharePoint</A>, você pode aprender a usar o SharePoint Server 2013 para configurar um site que seja baseado em dados de catálogo de produtos. As postagens do blog descrevem as diferentes funcionalidades envolvidas na configuração de um site e mostram passo a passo como os recursos são configurados. </P>
<P>Para demonstrar como tudo isso funciona, são usados dados de uma empresa fictícia. As postagens do blog usam vários diagramas e capturas de tela para explicar tudo, desde como funciona o recurso de publicação intersite até como você pode usar os recursos de pesquisa para influenciar a exibição de dados de produto aos visitantes de um site.</P>
<P>Para ter uma ideia do tipo de site que esta série do blog descreve, veja aqui algumas capturas de tela do site final:&nbsp;</P>
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<P>Acesse a <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/tothesharepoint/archive/2013/02/14/how-to-set-up-a-product-centric-web-site-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx" target=_blank>página de visão geral da série do blog</A> "Como configurar um site centrado no produto no SharePoint Server 2013" para obter a lista completa das postagens atuais e futuras. </P>
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<P>Esta é uma postagem traduzida do blog. O artigo original pode ser encontrado em <A href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/04/12/use-cross-site-publishing-to-set-up-a-product-centric-website-in-sharepoint-server-2013.aspx">Use cross-site publishing to set up a product-centric website in SharePoint Server 2013</A></P><!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Use-2D;crosssite-2D;publishing-2D;to-2D;set-2D;up-2D;a-2D;productc.html" PsrId="22" SrcCul="en-2D;US" TgtCul="en-2D;US" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/locstudio/2006/6/lcx">-D;-A;  <Item ItemId=";string" ItemType=";string" PsrId="22" Leaf="false">-D;-A;    <Disp Icon="Str" Expand="true" LocTbl="false" />-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="1" ItemType="1;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Use cross-2D;site publishing to set up a product-2D;centric website in SharePoint Server 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="2" ItemType="2;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Original article published on Sat, Apr 13 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="2" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="3" ItemType="3;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<EM>Bella Engen is a Technical Writer on the SharePoint User Content Publishing team, focused on search-2D;driven experiences.</EM>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="3" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="4" ItemType="4;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Cross-2D;site publishing is a new publishing method in SharePoint Server 2013 that can help streamline the publishing process in your organization, and at the same time reduce costs associated with maintaining and updating your website. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="4" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="5" ItemType="5;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[By combining cross-2D;site publishing with SharePoint search features, you can reduce the number of pages needed to maintain your website, and gain flexibility in how content is presented to your customers.&nbsp; ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="5" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="6" ItemType="6;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[In a nutshell, cross-2D;site publishing simplifies the authoring experience by separating the process of how content is authored from the process of how content is displayed. SharePoint search features enable you to add user-2D;specific behavior to your website, such as displaying different content to different customer groups, or displaying recommendations based on user behavior.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="6" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="7" ItemType="7;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[In a blog series on the <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/tothesharepoint/archive/tags/Web+content+management/" target=_blank>SharePoint IT Pro blog</A>, you can learn how you can use SharePoint Server 2013 to set up a website that is based on product catalog data. 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      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Artigo original publicado na quarta-feira, 03 de abril 2013</p>
<p><em>Mark Kashman (@mkashman) &eacute; a&nbsp;gerente de produto s&ecirc;nior do SharePoint na equipe do SharePoint, focado no SharePoint Online. </em></p>
<p>O SharePoint Online (SPO) apresenta muitas inova&ccedil;&otilde;es e aprimoramentos bem-vindos. O principal servi&ccedil;o de compartilhamento foi atualizado com uma nova interface de usu&aacute;rio flu&iacute;da, compartilhamento de arquivo pessoal, limites maiores de armazenamento para pessoas e equipes, um modelo avan&ccedil;ado de desenvolvimento de aplicativo na nuvem e ferramentas mais robustas para os administradores controlarem com mais facilidade e efici&ecirc;ncia seu ambiente SPO. Todos s&atilde;o beneficiados pelo novo SharePoint Online!</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Usu&aacute;rios </strong>se beneficiam com novas maneiras de compartilhar interna, externa e anonimamente, de pesquisar e descobrir as informa&ccedil;&otilde;es certas e de construir sites e experi&ecirc;ncias de uma maneira mais aut&ocirc;noma.</li>
<li><strong>Gerentes de projeto </strong>agora possuem formas melhores de organizar documentos, detalhes e prazos do projeto.</li>
<li><strong>Desenvolvedores </strong>n&atilde;o est&atilde;o mais limitados aos tipos de solu&ccedil;&otilde;es que podem fornecer &agrave; nuvem do Office 365.</li>
<li><strong>Profissionais de TI</strong> podem gerenciar com mais facilidade sites e permiss&otilde;es em nome de toda a empresa.</li>
</ul>
<p>Este artigo cobrir&aacute; as 10 principais inova&ccedil;&otilde;es do SPO com um indicador ao final para a nova descri&ccedil;&atilde;o do servi&ccedil;o SPO - casa de todos os recursos do SharePoint em todas as ofertas (online e local).</p>
<h2>1. Nova interface de usu&aacute;rio (UI)</h2>
<p>Toda a UI no Office 365 at&eacute; o SharePoint Online foi reimaginada. &Eacute; agrad&aacute;vel aos olhos, f&aacute;cil de navegar e f&aacute;cil de executar tarefas comuns. E seu desempenho vivaz o encantar&aacute;! Vamos analisar alguns exemplos dos novos aprimoramentos de UI:</p>
<p><em><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/5810.image_2D00_1.png" alt="" border="1" /></em></p>
<p><em>Um site de exemplo mostrando a UI de um modelo de site de equipe com um PowerPoint Web App incorporado, uma lista rollup dos principais documentos, um gr&aacute;fico KPI e a nova navega&ccedil;&atilde;o completa e bot&otilde;es compartilhar/seguir/sincronizar.</em></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Arrastar e soltar.<br /></strong>Agora voc&ecirc; pode <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102803549.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547">carregar documentos</a>, imagens e outros tipos de arquivo em seu site arrastando de seu computador at&eacute; uma biblioteca em seu site, como Documentos ou a biblioteca do SkyDrive Pro.</li>
</ul>
<p style="padding-left: 30px;"><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/8836.image_2D00_2.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p style="padding-left: 30px;"><em>Arrastando e soltando um arquivo da &aacute;rea de trabalho diretamente para uma biblioteca de documentos no navegador.</em></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Em foco.</strong> Use esse novo recurso de bal&atilde;o com qualquer documento em uma biblioteca ou a partir dos resultados de pesquisa para ver um conjunto de comandos avan&ccedil;ados e informa&ccedil;&otilde;es contextuais. &Eacute; poss&iacute;vel abrir, compartilhar ou seguir documentos, exibir uma visualiza&ccedil;&atilde;o de documento e usar <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cb36484c-0e8f-480e-be88-5daa8bf2d47d#bkmk_DeepLink">Links profundos</a> para ir diretamente para o conte&uacute;do dentro de um documento.</li>
</ul>
<p style="padding-left: 30px;"><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/8037.image_2D00_3.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p style="padding-left: 30px;"><em>Em foco a partir de uma biblioteca de documentos mostrando uma visualiza&ccedil;&atilde;o em um documento do Word usando o Word Web App incorporado. Perceba a habilidade de Compartilhar e Seguir a partir do mesmo cart&atilde;o em foco.<br /></em></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Toque.</strong> Uma &aacute;rea importante de investimento em todos os produtos do novo Office, alvos de toque maiores facilitam a filtragem, navega&ccedil;&atilde;o e trabalho com documentos--aumentando a acessibilidade em todos os dispositivos, grandes e pequenos.<strong></strong></li>
<li><strong>Chamadas ass&iacute;ncronas. </strong>Atualize o conte&uacute;do no qual voc&ecirc; deseja se concentrar. Navega&ccedil;&atilde;o por listas e bibliotecas e filtragem significam menos atualiza&ccedil;&otilde;es de p&aacute;gina completa--menos tempo de espera e mais tempo para o trabalho.</li>
<li><strong>Edi&ccedil;&atilde;o dos Office Web Apps. </strong>Dispon&iacute;vel agora para todos--mesmo aqueles que voc&ecirc; convida via Compartilhamento externo podem editar documentos do Office em seu nome no navegador. Voc&ecirc; tem confian&ccedil;a de que seus colaboradores t&ecirc;m as melhores ferramentas para ajud&aacute;-lo a construir seu neg&oacute;cio.</li>
<li><strong>Navega&ccedil;&atilde;o universal superior do Office 365.</strong> Agora voc&ecirc; encontrar seu caminho sem precisar se lembrar (ou marcar como favorito) de como chegou at&eacute; l&aacute;. Tudo em uma experi&ecirc;ncia simplificada de navegador &uacute;nico--sem pop-ups, sem a sensa&ccedil;&atilde;o de estar perdido.</li>
</ul>
<p style="padding-left: 30px;"><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/510x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/2514.image_2D00_4.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p style="padding-left: 30px;"><em>A nova navega&ccedil;&atilde;o superior do Office 365 simplifica a navega&ccedil;&atilde;o de seu e-mail do Outlook para o SkyDrive Pro, seu novo armazenamento na nuvem para trabalho.</em></p>
<h2>2. SkyDrive Pro</h2>
<p>SkyDrive Pro &eacute; um armazenamento na nuvem para funcion&aacute;rios e que agora faz parte do SharePoint Online. SkyDrive Pro foi projetado para atender aos seus crit&eacute;rios de utiliza&ccedil;&atilde;o e fornecer controle organizacional. Todos que t&ecirc;m direitos de uso para um Site pessoal (que era chamado de "Meus Sites") recebem o SkyDrive Pro, junto com 7GB de cota de armazenamento pessoal--que antes era 500MB. Os sites pessoais est&atilde;o dispon&iacute;veis em mais planos do Office 365 que antes (revise o novo <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/business/compare-office-for-business-plans-FX102918419.aspx" target="_blank">site de compara&ccedil;&atilde;o de plano do Office 365</a>).&nbsp;</p>
<p><em><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/7762.image_2D00_5.png" alt="" border="1" /></em></p>
<p><em>Uma vis&atilde;o da biblioteca do SkyDrive Pro dentro do Office 365, quando acessado com um navegador da Internet.</em></p>
<p>Com o SkyDrive Pro, os funcion&aacute;rios podem:</p>
<ul>
<li>Sincronizar e compartilhar documentos</li>
<li>Colaborar em documentos com pessoas de dentro e fora de sua organiza&ccedil;&atilde;o</li>
<li>Acessar conte&uacute;do e informa&ccedil;&otilde;es de qualquer lugar e de v&aacute;rios dispositivos</li>
</ul>
<p>... enquanto os administradores podem:</p>
<ul>
<li>Controlar o ciclo de vida e vers&atilde;o do conte&uacute;do</li>
<li>Proteger contra perda de dados e executar a descoberta eletr&ocirc;nica</li>
<li>Gerenciar permiss&otilde;es de acesso</li>
</ul>
<p>Saiba mais <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/what-is-skydrive-pro-HA102822076.aspx?CTT=1" target="_blank">aqui</a> sobre o SkyDrive Pro.</p>
<p>E, ao final de junho de 2013, voc&ecirc; poder&aacute; acessar seu SkyDrive Pro em ainda mais locais com aplicativos m&oacute;veis nativos para Windows 8 e iOS. <a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/06/out-and-about-new-sharepoint-mobile-offerings.aspx" target="_blank">O acesso ao SkyDrive Pro j&aacute; est&aacute; incorporado no Windows Phone no Hub do Office</a> (em ingl&ecirc;s).</p>
<h1>3. Yammer</h1>
<p>Estamos muito empolgados com o Yammer! O Yammer est&aacute; se tornando a camada social em muitos produtos da Microsoft. Isso ocorre principalmente com o SharePoint e CRM--&eacute; nossa grande aposta para o mundo social empresarial. O Office 365 &eacute; nossa pr&oacute;xima etapa - o Yammer ser&aacute; inclu&iacute;do com um investimento no SharePoint Online ou no Office 365 (<a href="https://www.yammer.com/about/pricing/" target="_blank">compare os planos</a>). Recentemente, <a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/19/yammer-and-sharepoint-enterprise-social-roadmap-update.aspx" target="_blank">anunciamos</a> mais detalhes sobre o que estar&aacute; dispon&iacute;vel e quando.</p>
<p>&Agrave; medida que voc&ecirc; come&ccedil;a a ver conex&otilde;es mais profundas, descobrir&aacute; todo potencial do Yammer:</p>
<ul>
<li>O modelo de ado&ccedil;&atilde;o exclusivo faz um apelo direto aos usu&aacute;rios finais e facilita a socializa&ccedil;&atilde;o imediata das organiza&ccedil;&otilde;es</li>
<li>Utilize o poder dos Grupos (internos e externos) e dos Feeds</li>
<li>Crie notas e discuss&otilde;es em torno de seus arquivos</li>
<li>Use as ferramentas de administra&ccedil;&atilde;o avan&ccedil;adas para ajudar a criar uma marca, analisar e gerenciar a propriedade intelectual (PI) social de sua empresa.</li>
<li>Acesse o Yammer em v&aacute;rios navegadores, sistemas operacionais e dispositivos</li>
<li>Descubra <a href="https://www.yammer.com/product/feature-list/" target="_blank">todos os recursos</a> oferecidos pelo Yammer</li>
</ul>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/5661.image_2D00_6.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>Uma vis&atilde;o da p&aacute;gina inicial do Yammer. Voc&ecirc; v&ecirc; o feed principal com postagens, arquivos e discuss&otilde;es, al&eacute;m de navega&ccedil;&atilde;o para pessoas e grupos.</em></p>
<h3>Uma observa&ccedil;&atilde;o sobre o SharePoint Newsfeed</h3>
<p>No curto prazo, o SharePoint Newsfeed continuar&aacute; como a experi&ecirc;ncia social padr&atilde;o no Office 365, mas a op&ccedil;&atilde;o de substitui-lo pelo Yammer ser&aacute; uma primeira etapa importante.</p>
<p>A p&aacute;gina do Newsfeed fornece acesso r&aacute;pido para as listas de pessoas, documentos, sites e tags que voc&ecirc; est&aacute; seguindo. Se voc&ecirc; estiver familiarizado com sites de rede sociais populares, n&atilde;o ter&aacute; dificuldade com os novos recursos de microblog, que permitem a participa&ccedil;&atilde;o em conversas em seu Newsfeed.&nbsp;</p>
<p><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/7558.image_2D00_7.png" alt="" border="1" />&nbsp;</p>
<p><em>Uma vis&atilde;o do usu&aacute;rio do Newsfeed mostra as pessoas que Garth est&aacute; seguindo e suas atividades no SharePoint.</em></p>
<p>As a&ccedil;&otilde;es mais comuns que voc&ecirc; pode executar dentro do Newsfeed s&atilde;o:</p>
<ul type="disc">
<li>Postar informa&ccedil;&otilde;es e ideias no newsfeed da empresa ou no newsfeed do site</li>
<li>@mencionar colegas e incluir #hashtags</li>
<li>"Curtir" postagens, incluir imagens, v&iacute;deos, links para documentos e URLs da web</li>
<li><a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/results.aspx?qu=sharepoint+2013+newsfeed&amp;ex=1&amp;origin=HA102785948" target="_blank">Saiba mais</a> no Office.com sobre tudo que o Newsfeed oferece.</li>
</ul>
<p>N&atilde;o importa qual servi&ccedil;o voc&ecirc; seleciona, &eacute; poss&iacute;vel acessar o Yammer em seu SharePoint Newsfeed em tr&acirc;nsito com aplicativos cliente nativos:</p>
<ul>
<li>Visite a p&aacute;gina <a href="https://www.yammer.com/product/features/accessing-yammer/" target="_blank">Acessando o Yammer</a>&nbsp;(em ingl&ecirc;s) para descobrir como o Yammer est&aacute; onde voc&ecirc; precisa, quando voc&ecirc; precisa.</li>
<li><a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/06/out-and-about-new-sharepoint-mobile-offerings.aspx" target="_blank">Saiba mais</a>&nbsp;sobre o SharePoint Newsfeed e outras ofertas m&oacute;veis.</li>
<li>E se voc&ecirc; for um cliente local do SharePoint que n&atilde;o pode usar o Yammer, revise a orienta&ccedil;&atilde;o ao final da postagem no blog "<a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/19/yammer-and-sharepoint-enterprise-social-roadmap-update.aspx" target="_blank">Yammer e SharePoint: atualiza&ccedil;&atilde;o do mapa social empresarial</a>" (em ingl&ecirc;s).</li>
</ul>
<h1>4. Links de convidado</h1>
<p>O compartilhamento externo s&oacute; melhora. Agora, voc&ecirc; pode compartilhar sites, pastas e documentos individuais com o novo recurso <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102894713.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Links de convidado</a> que permite aos usu&aacute;rios convidar outras pessoas de dentro e fora da empresa a colaborar em documentos individuais do Office. Para compartilhar e colaborar, os convidados inserem um nome de usu&aacute;rio e senha ou podem usar a coautoria an&ocirc;nima. Al&eacute;m disso, &eacute; poss&iacute;vel controlar as colabora&ccedil;&otilde;es de acordo com o n&iacute;vel de permiss&atilde;o que voc&ecirc; escolhe conceder. Talvez voc&ecirc; queira que alguns funcion&aacute;rios tenha a permiss&atilde;o de Leitura, enquanto outros tenham permiss&atilde;o de Grava&ccedil;&atilde;o. Tamb&eacute;m &eacute; poss&iacute;vel revogar o compartilhamento a qualquer momento.</p>
<p>Por divers&atilde;o, experimente este Link de convidado que criei - ele o levar&aacute; at&eacute; um documento do Word que criei com <a href="https://spreviewer-my.sharepoint.com/personal/mark_spreviewer_onmicrosoft_com/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?guestaccesstoken=1Ilgw5oPQ4bRFj8mlfHynn4BzWC6PbymcnnxakguaR0%3d&amp;docid=0fbe58b53a7534c7ba1f4459293481359" target="_blank">uma das minhas piadas preferidas sobre a nuvem</a>. <strong>@mkashman</strong> se voc&ecirc; souber a respostaJ.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/4118.image_2D00_8.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>Compartilhando um &uacute;nico documento, mostrando a nova caixa de di&aacute;logo Compartilhando para convidar novos usu&aacute;rios para colaborar. Tamb&eacute;m &eacute; poss&iacute;vel controlar se podem ver ou editar e se &eacute; necess&aacute;rio fazer login.</em></p>
<p><strong>Observa&ccedil;&atilde;o:</strong> com base no feedback direto do cliente, tamb&eacute;m simplificamos a nova experi&ecirc;ncia de login de convidado externo para que seus convidados n&atilde;o se percam no processo.</p>
<h1>5. Site p&uacute;blico novo e aprimorado</h1>
<p>O site p&uacute;blico no SharePoint Online inclui um novo design e novos recursos para personaliza&ccedil;&atilde;o do site e p&aacute;ginas individuais. Como o site &eacute; constru&iacute;do na plataforma SharePoint, agora voc&ecirc; possui recursos de publica&ccedil;&atilde;o, mais Web parts (suplementos de m&iacute;dia social, blog e coment&aacute;rios, novos <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps-for-sharepoint-FX102804987.aspx" target="_blank">Aplicativos para SharePoint da Office Store</a>), op&ccedil;&otilde;es de propriedade SEO e op&ccedil;&otilde;es de design avan&ccedil;adas. Agora voc&ecirc; pode desativar o site p&uacute;blico de modo que ele n&atilde;o fique vis&iacute;vel na Internet at&eacute; que voc&ecirc; opte por isso. Isso &eacute; &uacute;til quando o site estiver em constru&ccedil;&atilde;o ou em casos raros quando o site precisar ser colocado offline. Simplesmente ative seu site quando estiver pronto para coloc&aacute;-lo online novamente.</p>
<p>Se voc&ecirc; quiser reprojetar completamente o site ou usar um design j&aacute; existente, use o <a href="http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint_br/archive/2013/05/09/crie-sua-marca-online-com-uma-combina-231-227-o-do-sharepoint-2013-e-as-tecnologias-da-web-que-voc-234-j-225-conhece.aspx" target="_blank">Gerenciador de Design</a>. Esse conjunto de recursos permite que voc&ecirc; transforme uma p&aacute;gina da web HTML convencional em uma p&aacute;gina mestre do SharePoint com layouts de p&aacute;gina, exibi&ccedil;&otilde;es m&oacute;veis, folhas de estilo em cascata e mais. &Eacute; poss&iacute;vel usar suas pr&oacute;prias ferramentas de edi&ccedil;&atilde;o de site (como Adobe DreamWeaver<sup>TM</sup>) para realizar o trabalho de design antes de carregar os arquivos no Gerenciador de Design do SharePoint Online--sem precisar ser um especialista em SharePoint.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/3250.image_2D00_9.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>Site de amostra projetado e hospedado no SharePoint Online - verifique essa amostra ativa agora: </em><a href="http://www.contosobistro.com/" target="_blank"><em>http://www.contosobistro.com/</em></a><em> </em></p>
<p>Para saber mais, assista ao v&iacute;deo <a href="http://office.com/VA102801173.aspx" target="_blank">Introdu&ccedil;&atilde;o ao site p&uacute;blico</a> e leia o artigo <a href="http://office.com/HA102801171.aspx" target="_blank">Introdu&ccedil;&atilde;o ao site p&uacute;blico</a>.<em></em></p>
<h1>6. Descoberta eletr&ocirc;nica</h1>
<p>O SharePoint Online apresenta maneiras aprimoradas de ajud&aacute;-lo a proteger seu neg&oacute;cio com a descoberta eletr&ocirc;nica. A partir de um site de gerenciamento &uacute;nico da Descoberta eletr&ocirc;nica, &eacute; poss&iacute;vel adicionar fontes e criar consultas para descobrir conte&uacute;do entre sites e bibliotecas de documento, caixas de correio e discuss&otilde;es e mant&ecirc;-las no local --no SharePoint Online, no Exchange Online e no Lync Online. Por exemplo, &eacute; poss&iacute;vel conduzir seu caso legal ou auditar com ferramentas avan&ccedil;adas conduzidas por pesquisa a partir do Centro de descoberta eletr&ocirc;nica com base no SharePoint Online.&Eacute; poss&iacute;vel preservar todos os itens no local, manter os itens que atenderam &agrave;s consultas e exportar itens para o formato padr&atilde;o do setor--a especifica&ccedil;&atilde;o EDRM (Electronic Discovery Reference Model). Cada caso legal ou auditoria &eacute; um site de colabora&ccedil;&atilde;o que inclui uma biblioteca de documentos que voc&ecirc; pode usar para armazenar documentos relacionados ao gerenciamento do caso. Para obter mais informa&ccedil;&otilde;es sobre como trabalhar com casos, consulte <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102893857.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Planejar e gerenciar casos de Descoberta Eletr&ocirc;nica</a>. Quando o caso &eacute; fechado, todos os bloqueios associados ao caso s&atilde;o liberados. Para obter informa&ccedil;&otilde;es sobre as consultas &agrave; Descoberta Eletr&ocirc;nica, consulte <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102922715.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Criar e executar consultas de Descoberta Eletr&ocirc;nica</a>.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/3817.image_2D00_10.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>Um site de Descoberta eletr&ocirc;nica mostrando resultados de consulta do SharePoint Online e do Exchange Online, al&eacute;m da experi&ecirc;ncia em foco em um item descoberto.</em></p>
<h1>7. Caixa de correio do site</h1>
<p>Quando dois servi&ccedil;os de n&iacute;vel mundial se encontram, voc&ecirc; obt&eacute;m o benef&iacute;cio dos dois mundos. Combine as vantagens do gerenciamento de documento do SharePoint Online com as solu&ccedil;&otilde;es de e-mail avan&ccedil;adas do Exchange Online e voc&ecirc; ter&aacute; as Caixas de correio do site - "caixas de entrada" avan&ccedil;adas com base em projetos que ajudam as equipes a organizar conte&uacute;do e e-mails relacionados ao projeto em uma &uacute;nica visualiza&ccedil;&atilde;o, enquanto tudo &eacute; preservado em seu local original, como documentos no SharePoint Online e e-mail no Exchange Online.</p>
<p>&Eacute; poss&iacute;vel acessar as Caixas de correio do site por meio do Outlook 2013 e tamb&eacute;m pelo SharePoint Online. Se voc&ecirc; n&atilde;o tiver o Outlook 2013, poder&aacute; exibir o mesmo conte&uacute;do a partir do site do SharePoint Online que carrega em um Outlook Web App espec&iacute;fico ao site. Somente aqueles com permiss&atilde;o no site do projeto podem exibir a Caixa de correio do site.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/6138.image_2D00_11.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>Uma Caixa de correio do site aberta a partir de um site de projeto do SharePoint Online.<br /></em><em></em></p>
<p><em><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/6254.image_2D00_12.png" alt="" border="1" /></em></p>
<p><em>A mesma Caixa de correio do site acessada no Outlook 2013 (<strong>Observa&ccedil;&atilde;o:</strong> "Site de equipe do revisor do SharePoint" no painel de pastas no lado esquerdo do Outlook na Caixa de correio do site).</em></p>
<p><a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?qu=sharepoint%20site%20mailbox&amp;ex=2" target="_blank">Saiba mais</a> sobre as Caixas de correio do site na Ajuda do Office.com.<em></em></p>
<h1>8. Pesquisa empresarial</h1>
<p>Identifique rapidamente se voc&ecirc; encontrou a pessoa ou documento correto antes de investir tempo "pesquisando al&eacute;m dos resultados da pesquisa". Os usu&aacute;rios podem mover seus cursores sobre um resultado de pesquisa e, com o Em foco, podem analisar com profundidade e detalhes um item sem precisar abri-lo. O Em foco exibe o cart&atilde;o de contato de uma pessoa e/ou uma visualiza&ccedil;&atilde;o do documento usando os Office Web Apps incorporados (por exemplo, role at&eacute; um documento do Word ou clique em slides em um deck do PowerPoint). Voc&ecirc; tamb&eacute;m ver&aacute; Links profundos dentro do cart&atilde;o em foco com base em suas palavras-chave de pesquisa - elas o levam diretamente &agrave;s p&aacute;ginas e slides correspondentes e para dentro de seu conte&uacute;do.</p>
<p>Na camada de arquitetura principal, a pesquisa do SharePoint Online melhorou bastante a relev&acirc;ncia dos resultados de pesquisa. O que voc&ecirc; recebe de volta &eacute; mais seguran&ccedil;a de que encontrar&aacute; o que est&aacute; procurando. E a pesquisa do SharePoint Online est&aacute; mais program&aacute;vel do que nunca. &Eacute; poss&iacute;vel controlar a experi&ecirc;ncia do usu&aacute;rio com resultados avan&ccedil;ados conduzidos por metadados e op&ccedil;&otilde;es de filtragem. Al&eacute;m disso, o centro de Pesquisa geral &eacute; extens&iacute;vel ao layout e design preferido pela sua empresa.</p>
<p>Quando mais voc&ecirc; usa o sistema, a Pesquisa fornece sugest&otilde;es personalizadas para pessoas, sites e conte&uacute;do nos quais voc&ecirc; possa estar interessado.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/8611.image_2D00_13.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>Experi&ecirc;ncias de pesquisa avan&ccedil;adas com refinadores, visualiza&ccedil;&atilde;o em foco, links profundos e mais.</em></p>
<p><strong>Pesquisa h&iacute;brida</strong><br />J&aacute; s&atilde;o os dias do CRI--isolamento de reposit&oacute;rio de conte&uacute;do. Os usu&aacute;rios que trabalham no Office 365 e em ambientes locais poder&atilde;o obter os resultados de pesquisa que incluem conte&uacute;do de ambos os locais. Um ambiente h&iacute;brido do SharePoint &eacute; composto por um SharePoint Server, normalmente implementado no local, e pela vers&atilde;o mais recente do Microsoft Office 365 Enterprise, que inclui o novo SharePoint Online. Um ambiente h&iacute;brido pode ser configurado para fornecer um entre v&aacute;rios n&iacute;veis de interoperabilidade, dependendo da finalidade - quer seja unidirecional ou bidirecional, no qual um farm local do SharePoint Server 2013 e o SharePoint Online acessam as informa&ccedil;&otilde;es dos resultados da pesquisa um do outro. E, conforme mencionado acima, a experi&ecirc;ncia de pesquisa &eacute; extens&iacute;vel--em rela&ccedil;&atilde;o &agrave; pesquisa h&iacute;brida, &eacute; poss&iacute;vel projetar a apar&ecirc;ncia em torno da origem do conte&uacute;do.</p>
<p><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/0842.image_2D00_14.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>O gr&aacute;fico acima mostra um bloco de resultado program&aacute;tico que um administrador pode configurar para diferenciar os resultados provenientes do SharePoint Online e/ou do SharePoint local.</em></p>
<p><a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee667266.aspx" target="_blank">Saiba mais</a> sobre todas as novas ofertas de Pesquisa no SharePoint.</p>
<p>Leia sobre a <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj838715.aspx" target="_blank">quantidade de cen&aacute;rios h&iacute;bridos</a> entre o SharePoint Online e o SharePoint local, al&eacute;m de diversos <a href="http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=254921" target="_blank">whitepapers h&iacute;bridos</a>.</p>
<h1>9. Modelo de Aplicativo na Nuvem (CAM)</h1>
<p>Ol&aacute; aplicativo, prazer em conhec&ecirc;-lo. &Eacute; t&atilde;o bom que agora voc&ecirc; possa executar onde os aplicativos s&atilde;o escaladas da forma mais adequada--em servi&ccedil;os como o Windows Azure. As Solu&ccedil;&otilde;es de &aacute;rea restrita, aplicativos personalizados de n&iacute;vel de conjunto de sites, ainda se aplicam, mas voc&ecirc; n&atilde;o est&aacute; mais limitado a elas. Agora, voc&ecirc; pode construir ou comprar solu&ccedil;&otilde;es avan&ccedil;adas que permitem cen&aacute;rios mais ricos "al&eacute;m da &aacute;rea restrita".</p>
<p>O Modelo de Aplicativo na Nuvem no SharePoint Online permite que voc&ecirc; construa aplicativos para SharePoint usando ferramentas conhecidas e um conjunto rico de recursos. Para os desenvolvedores e profissionais de TI, o SharePoint Online no Office 365 inclui esse novo modelo de programa&ccedil;&atilde;o para o desenvolvimento, instala&ccedil;&atilde;o, gerenciamento e uso de aplicativos. Os usu&aacute;rios podem descobrir e baixar aplicativos da SharePoint Store, ou do Cat&aacute;logo corporativo de suas organiza&ccedil;&otilde;es. O administrador do SharePoint Online pode usar as configura&ccedil;&otilde;es no centro de administra&ccedil;&atilde;o do SharePoint para gerenciar o Cat&aacute;logo de aplicativos, obter aplicativos da SharePoint Store, gerenciar licen&ccedil;as para aplicativos comprados da SharePoint Store e monitorar aplicativos em uso.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/2570.image_2D00_15.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>Aplicativo para modelo de programa&ccedil;&atilde;o do SharePoint</em></p>
<p>Visite <a href="http://dev.office.com/" target="_blank">http://dev.office.com/</a> para explorar ainda mais o novo modelo de aplicativo na Nuvem.</p>
<p>Para come&ccedil;ar a explorar aplicativos de terceiros, <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102897470.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">visite a Office Store e revise os Aplicativos para SharePoint.</a><em></em></p>
<h1>10. PowerShell para SPO</h1>
<p>O que &eacute; melhor do que fazer uma coisa por vez? Isso mesmo: opera&ccedil;&otilde;es em lote. Agora, no SharePoint Online, voc&ecirc; pode mascar chiclete, andar E produzir script com o PowerShell, tudo simultaneamente!</p>
<p>Agora, os administradores do SharePoint Online podem usar o Windows PowerShell para gerenciar suas assinaturas. Conecte-se ao SharePoint Online a partir de sua &aacute;rea de trabalho e crie remotamente novos conjuntos de site, execute atividades de atualiza&ccedil;&atilde;o, adicione remova usu&aacute;rios e grupos do SharePoint Online, repare sites e recicle o gerenciamento de bin. Esses tipos de tarefas de gerenciamento podem ser usados como scripts, automatizados e executados em lote para economizar seu tempo e minimizar os erros causados por erros de repeti&ccedil;&atilde;o comuns. Para obter mais informa&ccedil;&otilde;es, consulte <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102915057.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Introdu&ccedil;&atilde;o ao Shell de Gerenciamento do SharePoint Online</a>.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/8306.image_2D00_16.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>O Shell de gerenciamento do SharePoint Online mostrando resultados de um cmdlet Get-SPOSite executado em um locat&aacute;rio do SharePoint Online.</em></p>
<p>Para tornar o novo Shell de gerenciamento do SharePoint Online mais acess&iacute;vel aos usu&aacute;rios avan&ccedil;ados - pessoas que n&atilde;o s&atilde;o fluentes em gerenciamento de TI avan&ccedil;ado - desenvolvemos uma ferramenta complementar baseada na Web chamada <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/XT102915317.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102915057" target="_blank">Windows PowerShell Command Builder Tool</a>. Ela o ajuda a entender e usar rapidamente os cmdlets do Windows PowerShell projetados para o SharePoint Online. Se voc&ecirc; quiser criar um site, use a ferramenta Command Builder para criar um cmdlet, e voc&ecirc; pode criar um site a partir da linha de comando, em vez de passar por diversas p&aacute;ginas na interface de usu&aacute;rio.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/6014.image_2D00_17.png" alt="" border="1" /></p>
<p><em>O Windows PowerShell para o SharePoint Command Builder mostrando um exemplo de comando que est&aacute; sendo gerado para executar um cmdlet New-SPOSite.</em></p>
<h1>E um para trazer boa sorte: 11. Aprimoramentos de armazenamento e carregamento de arquivo</h1>
<p>Os limites foram feitos para serem ultrapassados. Recebemos muito feedback durante o Office 365 Preview e conseguimos aprimorar diversas solicita&ccedil;&otilde;es comuns. O armazenamento dos usu&aacute;rios, SkyDrive Pro, aumentou para 7GB - de 500MB. Os limites dos Conjuntos de sites foram elevados - 3.000, de 300. E projetamos para carregamentos de arquivo de at&eacute; 2 GB. A hist&oacute;rica de armazenamento completa &eacute; exibida na tabela abaixo entre os planos prim&aacute;rios do Office 365, al&eacute;m de itens adicionais para ajudar a planejar de forma mais adequada sua utiliza&ccedil;&atilde;o e migra&ccedil;&atilde;o do SharePoint Online.</p>
<p><em><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/8358.image_2D00_18.png" alt="" border="0" /></em></p>
<p><em>Tabela de armazenamento do SharePoint Online, tudo mantido </em><a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/office365-sharepoint-online-enterprise-help/sharepoint-online-software-boundaries-and-limits-HA102694293.aspx" target="_blank"><em>aqui</em></a><em> com atualiza&ccedil;&otilde;es em tempo real relacionadas aos diversos limites do SharePoint Online.</em></p>
<h1>Diga-nos o que acha do novo SharePoint Online</h1>
<p>O Office 365 evolui constantemente. A Microsoft leva os feedbacks a s&eacute;rie e se esfor&ccedil;a para levar at&eacute; voc&ecirc; as tecnologias que atendem e excedem suas expectativas e requisitos - e esperamos aumentar sua experi&ecirc;ncia de "uau"! Para obter mais informa&ccedil;&otilde;es al&eacute;m desses novos recursos principais, visite a <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj819267.aspx" target="_blank">nova descri&ccedil;&atilde;o de servi&ccedil;o do SharePoint Online</a> onde voc&ecirc; pode comparar todos os novos recursos entre os planos do Office 365 e ofertas locais do SharePoint.</p>
<p>Experimente o <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/office-products-FX101825692.aspx?CTT=97" target="_blank">Office 365</a> hoje, teste em primeira m&atilde;o tudo que o SharePoint Online oferece e diga-nos o que voc&ecirc; pensa.</p>
<p><em>Mark Kashman (@mkashman) &eacute; a&nbsp;gerente de produtos s&ecirc;nior do SharePoint na equipe do SharePoint, focado no SharePoint Online.</em></p>
<p><img src="http://blogs.office.com/aggbug.aspx?PostID=36601" alt="" width="1" height="1" /></p>
<p>Esta &eacute; uma postagem de blog localizada. Encontre o arquivo original em <a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/04/02/what-s-new-in-sharepoint-online-top-10.aspx">What&rsquo;s new in SharePoint Online&ndash;top 10</a></p>
<!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Whats-2D;new-2D;in-2D;SharePoint-2D;Onlinetop-2D;10.html" PsrId="22" SrcCul="en-2D;US" TgtCul="en-2D;US" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/locstudio/2006/6/lcx">-D;-A;  <Item ItemId=";string" ItemType=";string" PsrId="22" Leaf="false">-D;-A;    <Disp Icon="Str" Expand="true" LocTbl="false" />-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="1" ItemType="1;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[What’s new in SharePoint Online–top 10]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="2" ItemType="2;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Original article published on Wed, Apr 03 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="2" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="3" ItemType="3;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>Mark Kashman (@mkashman) is a&nbsp;SharePoint Senior Product Manager on the SharePoint team, focused on SharePoint Online. </I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="3" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="4" ItemType="4;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[SharePoint Online (SPO) has a gaggle of new innovation and welcome improvements. The premier sharing service is updated with a new, fluid user interface, active personal file sharing, higher storage limits for both personal and team sites, a high-2D;end cloud app development model, and more robust tooling for admins to more easily and effectively control their SPO environment. Everyone benefits from the new SharePoint Online! ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="4" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="5" ItemType="5;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Users</B> benefit with new ways to share internally and externally and anonymously, in how they search and discover the right information and people and how they build sites and experiences in a more self-2D;service fashion. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="5" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="6" ItemType="6;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Project managers</B> now have better ways to organize documents, project details and timelines. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="6" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="7" ItemType="7;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Developers</B> are no longer limited on the types of solutions they can deliver to the Office 365 cloud. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="7" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="8" ItemType="8;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>IT Professionals </B>can more easily manage sites and permissions on behalf of their entire company. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="8" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="9" ItemType="9;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[This article will cover the top 10 new SPO innovations with a pointer at the end to the new SPO service description -2D; home to all SharePoint features across all offerings (online and on-2D;premises).]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="9" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="10" ItemType="10;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[1. New user interface (UI)]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="10" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="11" ItemType="11;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[The entire UI across Office 365 on down to SharePoint Online has been reimagined. It's easy on the eyes, easy to navigate and easy to accomplish common tasks. And it's snappy performance will delight! Let's take a look at a few examples of the new UI improvements:]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="11" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="12" ItemType="12;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I><IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/5810.image_2D00_1.png"></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="12" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="13" ItemType="13;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>A sample site showing the UI of a rich team site template with an embedded PowerPoint Web App, a rollup Top-2D;Rated Doc list, a KPI chart and the new surrounding navigation and share/follow/sync buttons.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="13" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="14" ItemType="14;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Drag and drop.<BR></B>Now you can <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/sharepoint-2D;help/redir/HA102803549.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547">upload documents</A>, pictures, and other types of files to your site by dragging them from your computer to a library on your site, such as Documents or your SkyDrive Pro library. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="14" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="15" ItemType="15;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/8836.image_2D00_2.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="15" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="16" ItemType="16;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>Dragging and dropping a file from the desktop straight into a document library in the browser.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="16" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="17" ItemType="17;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>On-2D;hover.</B> Use this new callout feature with any document in a library or from within search results to see a set of rich commands and contextual information. You can open, share, or follow documents, view a document preview, and use <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/cb36484c-2D;0e8f-2D;480e-2D;be88-2D;5daa8bf2d47d#bkmk_DeepLink">Deep links</A> to jump directly to content inside a document. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="17" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="18" ItemType="18;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/8037.image_2D00_3.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="18" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="19" ItemType="19;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>On-2D;hover from a document library showing a preview into a Word document using the embedded Word Web App. Note the ability to Share and Follow from the same on-2D;hover card.<BR></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="19" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="20" ItemType="20;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Touch.</B> A key investment area across all of the products in the new Office, large touch targets make it easy for you to filter, navigate, and work with documents-2D;-2D;increasing accessibility across devices, big and small.<B></B> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="20" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="21" ItemType="21;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>aSyncronous calls.</B> Refresh the content you want to focus on. List and library navigation and filtering means fewer full-2D;page refreshes-2D;-2D;less time waiting, more time doing. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="21" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="22" ItemType="22;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Office Web Apps edit.</B> Now available to everyone-2D;-2D;even those you invite via External Sharing can edit Office documents on your behalf in the browser. You can know with confidence that your collaborators have the best tools to help you build your business. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="22" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="23" ItemType="23;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Universal Office 365 top navigation.</B> Now you can find your way without having to remember (or bookmark) how to get there. And it's all in a simplified, single browser experience-2D;-2D;no pop ups, no feeling lost. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="23" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="24" ItemType="24;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/510x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/2514.image_2D00_4.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="24" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="25" ItemType="25;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>The new Office 365 top navigation makes it simple to navigate from your Outlook email into SkyDrive Pro, your new cloud storage for work.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="25" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="26" ItemType="26;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[2. SkyDrive Pro]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="26" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="27" ItemType="27;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[SkyDrive Pro is cloud storage for employees that is now a core part of SharePoint Online.&nbsp; SkyDrive Pro is intended to&nbsp; meet your usage criteria and provide organizational control. Everyone who has use rights to a Personal Site (what used to be called "My Sites") gets SkyDrive Pro, along with 7GB of personal storage quota-2D;-2D;that's increased from 500MB. Personal sites are available within more Office 365 plans than before (review the new <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/business/compare-2D;office-2D;for-2D;business-2D;plans-2D;FX102918419.aspx" target=_blank>Office 365 plan comparison site</A>).&nbsp;]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="27" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="28" ItemType="28;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I><IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/7762.image_2D00_5.png"></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="28" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="29" ItemType="29;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A; 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     <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Collaborate on documents with individuals both inside and outside of their organization ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="32" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="33" ItemType="33;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Access content and information anywhere and from a multitude of devices ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="33" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="34" ItemType="34;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[... while admins can:]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="34" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A; 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Yammer ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="40" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="41" ItemType="41;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[We are very excited about Yammer! Yammer is becoming the social layer across many Microsoft products. This is most prevelant with SharePoint and CRM today-2D;-2D;it's our big bet for enterprise social. Office 365 is our next step -2D; Yammer will be included with a SharePoint Online or Office 365 investment (<A href="https://www.yammer.com/about/pricing/" target=_blank>compare plans</A>). We <A href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/19/yammer-2D;and-2D;sharepoint-2D;enterprise-2D;social-2D;roadmap-2D;update.aspx" target=_blank>recently announced</A> more details on what will be available and when. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="41" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="42" ItemType="42;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[As you start to see deeper and deeper connections, you'll discover all the Yammer goodness:]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="42" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="43" ItemType="43;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Unique adoption model appeals directly to end users and makes it easy for organizations to become social "instantly" ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="43" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="44" ItemType="44;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Utilize the power of Groups (internal and external) and Feeds ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="44" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="45" ItemType="45;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Create notes and discussions around your files ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="45" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="46" ItemType="46;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Use powerful administration tools to help brand, analyze and manage your company's social intellectual property (IP). ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="46" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="47" ItemType="47;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Access Yammer across multiple browsers, operating systems and devices ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="47" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="48" ItemType="48;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Discover <A href="https://www.yammer.com/product/feature-2D;list/" target=_blank>all the features</A> Yammer offers ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="48" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="49" ItemType="49;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/5661.image_2D00_6.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="49" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="50" ItemType="50;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>A view on the Yammer home page. You see the main feed with posts, files and discussions, plus navigation to people and groups.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="50" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="51" ItemType="51;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[A note on the SharePoint Newsfeed]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="51" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="52" ItemType="52;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[In the short term, the SharePoint Newsfeed will continue to be the default social experience in Office 365, but the option to replace it with Yammer will be a valuable first step. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="52" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="53" ItemType="53;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[The Newsfeed page provides quick access to the lists of people, documents, sites, and tags you're following. If you're familiar with popular social networking sites, you'll feel right at home using the new microblogging features, which allow you to engage in conversations in your Newsfeed.&nbsp;]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="53" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="54" ItemType="54;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/7558.image_2D00_7.png">&nbsp;]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="54" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="55" ItemType="55;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>A user view of the Newsfeed shows the people Garth is following and their activities within SharePoint.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A; 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Guest Links]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="65" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="66" ItemType="66;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[External Sharing just got better. Now you can share sites, folders, and individual documents with the new <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/sharepoint-2D;help/redir/HA102894713.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target=_blank>Guest Links</A> feature that enables users to invite others from inside and outside the company to collaborate on individual Office documents. To share and collaborate, guests enter a username and password, or they can use &nbsp;anonymous co-2D;authoring. &nbsp;In addition, you can control the contributions by the permission level you choose to grant. You might want some users to have Read permission, while others have permission to Write. You can also revoke sharing at any time. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="66" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="67" ItemType="67;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[For fun, try out this Guest Link I created -2D; it'll take you to a Word document I put together with <A href="https://spreviewer-2D;my.sharepoint.com/personal/mark_spreviewer_onmicrosoft_com/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?guestaccesstoken=1Ilgw5oPQ4bRFj8mlfHynn4BzWC6PbymcnnxakguaR0%3d&amp;docid=0fbe58b53a7534c7ba1f4459293481359" target=_blank>one of my favorite cloud jokes</A>. <B>@mkashman</B> if you know the answerJ.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="67" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="68" ItemType="68;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/4118.image_2D00_8.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="68" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="69" ItemType="69;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>Sharing a single document, showing the new Sharing dialog to invite new users to collaborate. You can also control whether they can view or edit, and whether you require sign-2D;in.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="69" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="70" ItemType="70;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Note:</B> Based on direct customer feedback, we also simplified the new external invitee sign-2D;in experience so your invited external users do not get lost in the process.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="70" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="71" ItemType="71;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[5. New and improved Public Website]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="71" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="72" ItemType="72;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[The public website in SharePoint Online includes a new design and new features for customizing the site and individual pages. Because the website is built on the SharePoint platform, you now get publishing capabilities, more Web parts (social media add-2D;ins, blogging and commenting, new <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/store/apps-2D;for-2D;sharepoint-2D;FX102804987.aspx" target=_blank>Apps for SharePoint from the Office Store</A>), SEO property options and advanced design options. Now you also can disable the public website so that it's not visible on the Internet until you choose it to be. This is useful when the site is under construction or in rare cases when the website must be taken offline. Simply enable your website when you're ready for it to go back online. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="72" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="73" ItemType="73;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[If you want to completely redesign the website from scratch or use a design you already have, you can use the <A href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/02/25/create-2D;your-2D;online-2D;brand-2D;with-2D;sharepoint-2D;2013-2D;and-2D;the-2D;web-2D;technologies-2D;you-2D;already-2D;know.aspx" target=_blank>Design Manager</A>. This set of features lets you turn a conventional HTML web page into a SharePoint master page with page layouts, mobile views, cascading style sheets, and more. You can use your own website editing tools (like Adobe DreamWeaver<SUP>TM</SUP>) to do the design work before uploading the files to SharePoint Online's Design Manager-2D;-2D;no need to be a SharePoint expert.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="73" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="74" ItemType="74;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/3250.image_2D00_9.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="74" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="75" ItemType="75;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>Sample website designed and hosted in SharePoint Online -2D; check this sample live now: </I><A href="http://www.contosobistro.com/" target=_blank><I>http://www.contosobistro.com/</I></A><I> </I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="75" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="76" ItemType="76;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[To learn more, view the <A href="http://office.com/VA102801173.aspx" target=_blank>Get Started with your public website</A> video and read the <A href="http://office.com/HA102801171.aspx" target=_blank>Get started with your public website</A> article.<I></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="76" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="77" ItemType="77;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[6. eDiscovery]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="77" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="78" ItemType="78;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[SharePoint Online brings improved ways to help you protect your business with eDiscovery. From a single eDiscovery management site, you can add sources and create queries to discover content across sites and document libraries, mailboxes and discussions and keep them in-2D;place -2D;-2D;in SharePoint Online, in Exchange Online and in Lync Online. For example, you can conduct your legal case or audit with powerful search-2D;driven tools from within the SharePoint Online based eDiscovery Center. You can then preserve all items in-2D;place, retain items that matched the queries, and export items to the industry standard format-2D;-2D;the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) specification. Each legal case or audit is a collaboration site that includes a document library that you can use to store documents related to the management of the case. For information about working with cases, see <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/sharepoint-2D;help/redir/HA102893857.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target=_blank>Plan and manage eDiscovery cases</A>. When the case is closed, all of the holds associated with the case are released. For information about eDiscovery queries, see <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/sharepoint-2D;help/redir/HA102922715.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target=_blank>Create and run eDiscovery queries</A>.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="78" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="79" ItemType="79;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/3817.image_2D00_10.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="79" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="80" ItemType="80;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>An eDiscovery site showing query results from SharePoint Online and Exchange Online, plus the on-2D;hover experience on a discovered item.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="80" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="81" ItemType="81;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[7. Site Mailbox]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="81" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="82" ItemType="82;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[When two world-2D;class services come together, you get the benefit of both worlds. Combine SharePoint Online's document management strengths with Exchange Online's powerful email solutions and you get Site Mailboxes -2D; powerful project-2D;based "inboxes" that help teams organize project-2D;related content and email into a single view, while everything is preserved in its original location as documents in SharePoint Online and email in Exchange Online. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="82" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="83" ItemType="83;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[You can access Site Mailboxes through Outlook 2013 as well as SharePoint Online. If you don't have Outlook 2013, you can view the same content from the SharePoint Online site that loads in a site-2D;specific Outlook Web App. Only those with permission to the project site can view the Site Mailbox. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="83" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="84" ItemType="84;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/6138.image_2D00_11.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="84" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="85" ItemType="85;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>A Site Mailbox opened from a SharePoint Online project site.<BR></I><I></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="85" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="86" ItemType="86;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I><IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/6254.image_2D00_12.png"></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="86" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="87" ItemType="87;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>The same Site Mailbox accessed in Outlook 2013 (<B>Note:</B> "SharePoint Reviewer's Team Site" in Outlook's left-2D;side folder pane is the Site Mailbox).</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="87" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="88" ItemType="88;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/results.aspx?qu=sharepoint%20site%20mailbox&amp;ex=2" target=_blank>Learn more</A> about Site Mailboxes on Office.com Help.<I></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="88" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="89" ItemType="89;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[8. Enterprise search]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="89" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="90" ItemType="90;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Quickly identify if you've found the right person or document before investing time "searching beyond the search results." Users can move their cursor over a search result, and with on-2D;hover, they can get a deep, rich look into the item without opening it. The on-2D;hover displays a person's contact card and/or a document preview by using the embedded Office Web Apps (for example, scroll through a Word document or click through slides in a PowerPoint deck). You will also see Deep Links within the on-2D;hover card based on your search keywords -2D; these take you directly to corresponding pages and slides deep inside your content.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="90" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="91" ItemType="91;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[At the core architectural layer, SharePoint Online search has greatly improved the relevancy of search results. What you get back is more assurance of finding what you are looking for. And SharePoint Online search is more programmable that ever. You can control the user's experience with powerful metadata-2D;driven results and filtering options. Plus the overall Search center is extensible to your business preferred layout and design.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="91" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="92" ItemType="92;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[The more you use the system, Search powers tailored suggestions for people, sites and content you may also be interested in.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="92" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="93" ItemType="93;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/8611.image_2D00_13.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="93" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="94" ItemType="94;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>Rich search experience with refiners, on-2D;hover preview, deep links and more.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="94" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="95" ItemType="95;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<B>Hybrid search</B><BR>Gone are the days of CRI-2D;-2D;content repository isolation. Users working across Office 365 and on-2D;premises environments will be able to obtain search results that include content from both locations. A hybrid SharePoint environment is composed of a SharePoint Server, typically deployed on-2D;premises, and the newest version of Microsoft Office 365 Enterprise which includes the new SharePoint Online. A hybrid environment may be configured to provide one of several levels of interoperability, depending on the purpose &nbsp;-2D; whether it's one direction or bi-2D;directional in which an on-2D;premises SharePoint Server 2013 farm and SharePoint Online access search results information from each other. And as mentioned above, the search experience is extensible-2D;-2D;in relation to hybrid search, you can design the look and feel around the source of where content lives.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="95" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="96" ItemType="96;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/0842.image_2D00_14.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="96" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="97" ItemType="97;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>The above graphic shows a programmatic result block an admin can configure to distinguish results coming from both SharePoint Online and/or SharePoint on-2D;premises.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="97" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="98" ItemType="98;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/ee667266.aspx" target=_blank>Learn more</A> about all the new Search offerings in SharePoint. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="98" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="99" ItemType="99;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Read about the <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj838715.aspx" target=_blank>breadth of hybrid scenarios</A> between SharePoint Online and SharePoint on-2D;premises, plus a number of new <A href="http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=254921" target=_blank>hybrid whitepapers</A>.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="99" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="100" ItemType="100;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[9. Cloud app model (CAM)]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="100" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="101" ItemType="101;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Hello app, nice to meet you. It's so nice that now you can run where apps scale best-2D;-2D;on services like Windows Azure. Sandbox Solutions, site collection level custom applications, still apply, but you are no longer limited to them. Now you can build or buy powerful solutions that enable richer scenarios "beyond the sandbox."]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="101" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="102" ItemType="102;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[The Cloud App Model in SharePoint Online enables you to build apps for SharePoint by using familiar tools and a rich set of features. For the developer and IT Pro audiences, SharePoint Online in Office 365 now includes this new programming model for the development, installation, management, and use of apps. Users can discover and download apps from the SharePoint Store, or from their organization's own Corporate Catalog. The SharePoint Online admin can use the settings in the SharePoint admin center to manage the App Catalog, get apps from the SharePoint Store, manage licenses for apps purchased from the SharePoint Store, and monitor apps in use. ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="102" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="103" ItemType="103;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/2570.image_2D00_15.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="103" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="104" ItemType="104;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>App for SharePoint programming model</I> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="104" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="105" ItemType="105;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Visit <A href="http://dev.office.com/" target=_blank>http://dev.office.com/</A> to further explore the new Cloud app model.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="105" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="106" ItemType="106;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[To get started exploring third-2D;party apps, <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/sharepoint-2D;help/redir/HA102897470.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target=_blank>visit the Office Store and review the Apps for SharePoint.</A><I></I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="106" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="107" ItemType="107;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[10. PowerShell for SPO]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="107" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="108" ItemType="108;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[What's better than doing one thing at a time? That's right: bulk operations. Now, in SharePoint Online, you can chew Chewing gum, walk, AND script with PowerShell all at the same time!]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="108" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="109" ItemType="109;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[SharePoint Online Administrators now can use Windows PowerShell to manage their subscription. Connect to SharePoint Online from your desktop and remotely create new site collections, perform upgrade activities, add and remove SharePoint Online users and groups, repair sites, and recycle bin management. These kinds of management tasks can be scripted, automated and performed in bulk to save you time and minimize errors caused by common repetition mistakes. For more information, see <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/sharepoint-2D;help/redir/HA102915057.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target=_blank>Introduction to the SharePoint Online Management Shell</A>.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="109" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="110" ItemType="110;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/8306.image_2D00_16.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="110" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="111" ItemType="111;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>The SharePoint Online Management Shell showing results from a Get-2D;SPOSite cmdlet executed against a SharePoint Online tenancy.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="111" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="112" ItemType="112;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[To make the new SharePoint Online Management Shell more accessible to power users -2D; people not fluent in deep IT management -2D; we've developed a Web-2D;based companion tool called the <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/sharepoint-2D;help/redir/XT102915317.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102915057" target=_blank>Windows PowerShell Command Builder Tool</A>. It helps you quickly understand and use Windows PowerShell cmdlets designed for SharePoint Online. If you want to create a site, use the Command Builder tool to create a cmdlet, and you can create a site from the command line, instead of stepping through several pages in the user Interface.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="112" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="113" ItemType="113;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;<IMG border=1 src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-2D;image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-2D;Blogs-2D;Components-2D;WeblogFiles/00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;00-2D;64/6014.image_2D00_17.png">]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="113" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="114" ItemType="114;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<I>The Windows PowerShell for SharePoint Command Builder showing an example command being generated to perform a New-2D;SPOSite cmdlet.</I>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="114" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="115" ItemType="115;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[And one for good luck: 11. 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Microsoft takes feedback seriously and strives to bring you technology that meets and exceeds your requirements -2D; and we hope increases your "wow" experience! For more information beyond these top new features, visit the <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj819267.aspx" target=_blank>new SharePoint Online service description</A> where you can compare all new features across all Office 365 plans and SharePoint on-2D;premises offerings.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="120" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="121" ItemType="121;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Try <A href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/products/office-2D;products-2D;FX101825692.aspx?CTT=97" target=_blank>Office 365</A> today, test out firsthand all that SharePoint Online now offers, and tell us what you think.]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="121" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="122" ItemType="122;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<EM>Mark Kashman (@mkashman) is a&nbsp;SharePoint Senior Product Manager on the SharePoint team, focused on SharePoint Online.</EM>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="122" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:45:20.0006549Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="123" ItemType="123;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[This is a localized blog post. 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<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Meu bom amigo JP Poissant encontrou uma pequena falha de configuração um dia desses, ao criar um novo farm. Ele descobriu que quando tentava iniciar o serviço de cache distribuído em execução no segundo servidor do farm, ocorria uma falha na inicialização. O serviço era listado, mas exibia o erro "cacheHostInfo é nulo". Em última instância, o que ele descobriu é que o primeiro host de cache no farm precisa ser configurado de modo a permitir o tráfego ICMP por meio de um firewall. Segundo JP: "Para que o Cache Distribuído funcione em mais de um servidor, o primeiro servidor com Cache Distribuído precisa ter seu firewall configurado de modo a permitir ICMP (ICMPv4) de entrada. <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc972926(v=WS.10).aspx">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc972926(v=WS.10).aspx</A>. Caso o Cache Distribuído seja reconfigurado como um cluster dedicado e o servidor original não esteja mais com o Cache Distribuído em execução, o primeiro servidor no cluster também deverá estar com a configuração de firewall habilitada".</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Obrigado ao JP por descobrir a solução e, mais importante, por compartilhá-la conosco. :-)</SPAN></P>
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<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Recentemente, tive a infeliz necessidade de compreender o modelo de licenciamento um pouco melhor para habilitar a edição no Office Web Apps. É um caminho um pouco tortuoso, então pensei em detalhá-lo rapidamente aqui. Basicamente, a ideia é:</SPAN></P>
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Criar um novo mapeamento de licenciamento para pessoas que realização edição no Office Web Apps. O mapeamento de licença é criado com o cmdlet New-SPUserLicenseMapping, e ele permite definir o mapeamento entre uma declaração e um direito. A lista de direitos é embutida em código e você pode obtê-la com o cmdlet Get-SPUserLicense. Para a edição no Office Web Apps, convém usar o direito OfficeWebAppsEdit. A declaração pode ser um grupo do Active Directory ou qualquer outra declaração que os usuários venham a ter. Após a criação do mapeamento, adicione-o e ative o licenciamento. Para obter mais detalhes, consulte <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219627">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219627</A></SPAN>. 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Ao criar um farm do Office Web Apps, use a opção -EditingEnabled; você também pode usá-la com o cmdlet Set-OfficeWebAppsFarm após o fato. Para obter mais detalhes, consulte <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219436">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219436</A></SPAN>.</LI></OL>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Um script completo de PowerShell ficaria parecido com este (supondo a utilização de uma associação em um grupo AD chamado "OWA Editors" como a declaração necessária para edição):</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">#OBSERVAÇÃO: isso é feito usando um grupo de segurança do AD, por isso usei o parâmetro -SecurityGroup<BR>#Se eu estivesse usando FBA, utilizaria os parâmetros -Role e -RoleProvider<BR>#Se eu estivesse usando SAML, usaria os parâmetros -ClaimType, -OriginalProvider e <BR>#-Value; também é possível usar -Claim com um parâmetro SPClaim<BR>$a = New-SPUserLicenseMapping -SecurityGroup "OWA Editors" –License OfficeWebAppsEdit<BR>$a | Add-SPUserLicenseMapping<BR>Enable-SPUserLicensing<BR>New-OfficeWebAppsFarm -Verbose -InternalUrl <A href="https://<machinename">https://&lt;nomedocomputador</A>&gt; -ExternalUrl <A href="https://<fully.qualified.machine.name">https://&lt;nome.do.computador.totalmente.qualificado</A>&gt; -CertificateName &lt;NomeAmigávelDoCertificadoDaEtapaAnterior&gt; -ClipartEnabled -TranslationEnable -EditingEnabled</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Para obter mais detalhes sobre a configuração do Office Web Apps em seu farm, consulte meu posta anterior aqui: <A href="http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint_br/archive/2012/09/20/configurando-office-web-apps-no-sharepoint-2013.aspx">http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint_br/archive/2012/09/20/configurando-office-web-apps-no-sharepoint-2013.aspx</A></SPAN>.</P>
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Consulte o artigo original em <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/12/31/enabling-licensing-and-editing-for-office-web-apps-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx">Enabling Licensing and Editing for Office Web Apps in SharePoint 2013</A></P><!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Enabling-2D;Licensing-2D;and-2D;Editing-2D;for-2D;Office-2D;Web.html" PsrId="22" SrcCul="en-2D;US" TgtCul="en-2D;US" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/locstudio/2006/6/lcx">-D;-A;  <Item ItemId=";string" ItemType=";string" PsrId="22" Leaf="false">-D;-A;    <Disp Icon="Str" Expand="true" LocTbl="false" />-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="1" ItemType="1;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Enabling Licensing and Editing for Office Web Apps in SharePoint 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:17.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A; 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-2D;CertificateName &lt;FriendlyNameOfCertificateFromPreviousStep&gt; -2D;ClipartEnabled -2D;TranslationEnable -2D;EditingEnabled</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="7" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:17.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="8" ItemType="8;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">For more details on getting Office Web Apps set up in your farm you can also see my earlier post on it here:&nbsp; <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/07/23/configuring-2D;office-2D;web-2D;apps-2D;in-2D;sharepoint-2D;2013.aspx">http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/07/23/configuring-2D;office-2D;web-2D;apps-2D;in-2D;sharepoint-2D;2013.aspx.</A> </SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="8" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:17.0001282Z" />-D;-A; 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<P>Artigo original publicado na sexta-feira, 21 de dezembro de 2012</P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Deparei-me com esta pergunta um dia desses e achei-a interessante. Alguém estava perguntando sobre as novas visualizações de miniaturas dos itens nos resultados de pesquisa do SharePoint 2013. A pessoa realmente gostou de como os documentos do Microsoft Office funcionam e gostaria de fazer o mesmo com arquivos PDF. Houve uma resposta (muito boa) dizendo que era possível criar uma extensão WOPI personalizada que renderizaria arquivos PDF usando o Office Web Apps. A desvantagem é que é necessário que alguém crie os códigos e realize testes (usando código de confiança total), implante-os no farm OWA e crie uma nova associação WOPI no farm do SharePoint. Afirmo novamente que é uma resposta completamente plausível caso seus requisitos determinem tais coisas. </SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Eu, porém, representando todos os pontos positivos em ser preguiçoso e econômico, decidi utilizar uma abordagem diferente. Sem entrar nos detalhes de como o mecanismo funciona, é possível criar uma visualização dos resultados de pesquisa de documentos do Office utilizando um iFrame. Então, por que não fazer o mesmo com documentos PDF? Foi exatamente o que fiz. Veja como procedi:</SPAN></P>
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Acessei o site de meu centro de pesquisa e baixei uma cópia de Item_PDF.html, que é o modelo de exibição predefinido de um item em PDF no SharePoint 2013. Em seguida, fiz as seguintes alterações nele:</SPAN> 
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Alterei o título para "PDF by Steve"</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Alterei a variável hoverUrl no javascript para "~sitecollection/_catalogs/masterpage/Display Templates/Search/Item_Site_HoverPanel.js"</SPAN> </LI></OL>
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Salvei como PDF_Default.html e retornei ao site do centro de pesquisa do SharePoint. Em seguida, naveguei até as Configurações do Site... Páginas mestras e layouts de página... Modelos de Exibição... Pesquisa e fiz upload do arquivo.</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Retornei às configurações do site e selecionei Tipos de Resultados de Pesquisa na seção Administração do Conjunto de Sites.</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Criei um tipo de resultado de pesquisa e o configurei da seguinte maneira:</SPAN> 
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Nome: PDF Viewer</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Quais tipos de conteúdo devem corresponder? PDF</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Como deve ser a aparência destes resultados? PDF by Steve</SPAN> </LI></OL></LI></OL>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Pronto, agora você já pode continuar. Vale ressaltar que, na etapa 1b, configurei o modelo de exibição para usar o painel de foco predefinido para sites. Ele é configurado de modo a utilizar um iFrame e renderizá-lo de forma adequada. Por isso, não tive que criar um painel de foco para ele. Na realidade, eu FIZ isso em meu tempo livre, mas o painel predefinido é muito melhor do que é meu, então percebi que era inútil resistir, já que a beleza gráfica não é meu ponto forte. Quando terminei, obtive uma ótima visualização de meus documentos PDF nos resultados de pesquisa, que você pode ver aqui:</SPAN></P>
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<P><BR><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Isso é tudo. Anexei meu modelo de exibição aqui, só para o caso de você ser tão preguiçoso e econômico quanto eu. :-) Desejo a todos um feliz Natal e próspero Ano Novo.</SPAN></P>
<P><STRONG><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">ATUALIZAÇÃO: descobri uma grande limitação desta abordagem. Ela só funciona com documentos PDF no mesmo host do centro de pesquisa, isto é, no mesmo aplicativo Web. Então, se o centro de pesquisa estiver em <A href="http://www.foo.com">http://www.foo.com</A>, e os PDFs estiverem em <A href="http://www.bar.com">http://www.bar.com</A>, eles não serão exibidos como itens da visualização. Isso ocorre em função de alguns dos cabeçalhos X-Frame-Options enviados com o SharePoint. Caso você esteja seguindo as novas instruções do SharePoint 2013 que recomendam o uso de um único aplicativo Web para o farm, tudo bem. Porém, em caso de vários aplicativos Web ou rastreamento de conteúdo de sites que não sejam do SharePoint, não ocorrerá a renderização da visualização.</SPAN></STRONG></P>
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<P><STRONG><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Alguns outros fatores que devem ser levadas em consideração - 1) certifique-se de ter o Adobe Reader instalado no computador em que as visualizações serão carregadas; e 2) tenho pelo menos um relatório que diz que esse recurso não funciona em outros navegadores além do Internet Explorer.</SPAN></STRONG></P>
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<P>Esta é uma postagem de blog traduzida. Consulte o artigo original em <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/12/20/create-an-easy-pdf-preview-for-search-results-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx">Create An Easy PDF Preview for Search Results in SharePoint 2013</A></P><!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Create-2D;An-2D;Easy-2D;PDF-2D;Preview-2D;for-2D;Search-2D;Results.html" PsrId="22" SrcCul="en-2D;US" TgtCul="en-2D;US" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/locstudio/2006/6/lcx">-D;-A;  <Item ItemId=";string" ItemType=";string" PsrId="22" Leaf="false">-D;-A;    <Disp Icon="Str" Expand="true" LocTbl="false" />-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="1" ItemType="1;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Create An Easy PDF Preview for Search Results in SharePoint 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="2" ItemType="2;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Original article published on Fri, Dec 21 2012]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="2" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="3" ItemType="3;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">I saw this question flying around the other day and thought it was kind of interesting.&nbsp; Someone was asking about the cool new thumbnail previews you get for items in search results in SharePoint 2013.&nbsp; They really liked how Microsoft Office documents work and wanted to be able to do the same thing with PDF files.&nbsp; There was an answer, which is a good one, that you could create a custom WOPI extension that would render PDF files using Office Web Apps.&nbsp; The drawback to that is that it requires someone to do some coding and testing (using full trust code), then deploy it to your OWA farm, then create a new WOPI binding in the SharePoint farm.&nbsp; Again, an entirely reasonable response if your requirements dictate that.</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="3" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="4" ItemType="4;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">I, however, representing all that is good about being lazy and cheap, decided to take a different approach to this.&nbsp; Without digging into the particulars of how all the plumbing works, at the end of the day a search results preview for Office documents are just done via an iFrame.&nbsp; So why not do the same thing for PDF documents?&nbsp; Why not indeed -2D; that's exactly what I did.&nbsp; Here's all I did to make this work:</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="4" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A; 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FONT-2D;SIZE: small">I saved it as PDF_Default.html and went back to my SharePoint search center site, then navigated to Site Settings...Master pages and page layouts...Display Templates...Search and uploaded it.</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="8" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="9" ItemType="9;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">I went back to Site Settings and selected Search Result Types in the Site Collection Administration section.</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="9" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="10" ItemType="10;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">I created a Search Result Type and configured it as follows:</SPAN> ]D;]A;<OL>]D;]A;<LI><SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">Name:&nbsp; PDF Viewer</SPAN> ]D;]A;<LI><SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">What types of content should match?&nbsp;:&nbsp; PDF</SPAN> ]D;]A;<LI><SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">What should these results look like?&nbsp; :&nbsp; PDF by Steve</SPAN> </LI></OL>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="10" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="11" ItemType="11;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">Name:&nbsp; PDF Viewer</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="11" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:22.0001282Z" />-D;-A; 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<P>Artigo original publicado na sexta-feira, 7 de dezembro de 2012</P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Uma ótima melhoria no SharePoint 2013 relativa a BCS (Serviços Corporativos de Conectividade) é que o SharePoint pode consumir OData em aplicativos BDC (Catálogo de Dados Corporativos). Porém, observei algumas lacunas recentemente ao realizar esse processo, então decidi abordá-las aqui, caso alguém tenha problemas semelhantes. Para começar, recomendo a utilização deste documento para guiá-lo pelos conceitos básicos da criação de um aplicativo para OData: <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sharepoint/jj163967.aspx">http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sharepoint/jj163967.aspx</A>. A principal conclusão dele é que NÃO é possível criar um aplicativo BDC no SharePoint Designer que se conecte a uma origem OData. Para isso, é necessário criar um ECT (tipo de conteúdo externo) utilizando uma ferramenta como o Visual Studio.</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">O documento do link acima detalha o processo de criação do ECT. Ele mostra como usar os ECTs em um aplicativo do SharePoint e implantá-lo desse modo, mas NÃO mostra o que você deve fazer caso deseje adicioná-lo ao catálogo BDC, de modo que possa ser usado em vários conjuntos de sites. É aí que entra este post. A primeira coisa que se deve ter em mente é que, quando você executa o processo descrito no artigo acima, ocorrerá a criação de um ECT para cada entidade (como uma tabela). Isso é importante porque é utilizado um nome compartilhado no arquivo ECT, que evitará o upload de mais de um arquivo ao catálogo BDC. Para usar cada uma dessas entidades no SharePoint, você deve proceder da seguinte maneira:</SPAN></P>
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">No Visual Studio, clique com o botão direito no arquivo ECT e selecione Abrir com... Em seguida, selecione Editor (Texto) de XML. Na parte superior do documento, no elemento Model, você verá um atributo Name. O valor deve ser exclusivo entre todos os ECTs carregados no BDC. Por isso, altere cada nome para um valor descritivo da entidade, como "Tabela de Clientes".</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">É possível (mas não obrigatório) alterar o Namespace do elemento Entity, que está cerca de 20 linhas para baixo no documento. Eu alterei o meu de modo que ficasse consistente com o nome do modelo, mas é apenas uma etapa opcional, não obrigatória.</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Após fazer as alterações e salvar o arquivo, carregue o arquivo .ect diretamente no BDC. Basta usar as opções padrão (é um modelo) e clicar no botão OK, e você estará pronto para prosseguir.</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Após importar os modelos, não se esqueça de conceder permissões para utilizá-los; sem isso, o processo é inútil.</SPAN> </LI></OL>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Um último comentário digno de nota: por padrão, não há pontos de extremidade de metadados OData para elementos como bancos de dados SQL, armazenamento de tabela do Azure, etc. Por sorte, a adição deles no SQL é relativamente simples. Resumidamente:</SPAN></P>
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Crie um novo aplicativo Web ASP.NET vazio</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Adicione um Modelo de Dados de Entidade ADO.NET</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Adicione um serviço de dados WCF</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">No serviço de dados WCF, você deve definir o tipo no construtor de classes. Inicialmente, isso pode causar um pouco de confusão. O que você deve fazer é procurar um arquivo (que deve estar na pasta App_Code) com um nome parecido com myDataConnection.Context.tt. Se você o expandir, verá uma classe myDataConnection.Context.cs. Abra-a para visualizar duas informações necessárias para o serviço de dados WCF: 1) o nome da classe, que você usará como tipo do construtor de classes do serviço de dados WCF; 2) Os nomes das entidades com suporte, implementadas como propriedades get; set;. Você também precisará dos nomes das entidades no serviço de dados WCF, pois é necessário, no mínimo, criar "SetEntitySetAccessRules" para cada entidade que deseja expor. Esse processo é explicado com mais detalhes nos comentários, quando você adiciona um serviço de dados WCF. Estou apenas tentando mostrar como proceder para encontrar o nome da entidade que deverá ser usado ao criar uma dessas regras.</SPAN> </LI></OL>
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Consulte o artigo original em <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/12/06/using-odata-and-ects-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx">Using OData and ECTs in SharePoint 2013</A></P><!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Using-2D;OData-2D;and-2D;ECTs-2D;in-2D;SharePoint-2D;2013.html" PsrId="22" SrcCul="en-2D;US" TgtCul="en-2D;US" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/locstudio/2006/6/lcx">-D;-A;  <Item ItemId=";string" ItemType=";string" PsrId="22" Leaf="false">-D;-A;    <Disp Icon="Str" Expand="true" LocTbl="false" />-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="1" ItemType="1;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Using OData and ECTs in SharePoint 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:27.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="2" ItemType="2;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A; 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The main takeaway here is that you can NOT create a BDC application in SharePoint Designer that connects to an OData source -2D; to do that you need to create an External Content Type (ECT)&nbsp;using a tool like Visual Studio.</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="3" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:27.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="4" ItemType="4;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">The document I linked to above walks you through the process of creating the ECT.&nbsp; It follows that by showing how to use those ECTs in a SharePoint App and deploying it in that manner, but it does NOT show what you do if you want to add it to the BDC catalog so that it can be used many site collections, and that's where this post comes in.&nbsp; The first thing to understand is that when you go through the process described in the article above, it will create one ECT for each entity (like a table).&nbsp; The reason why that's important to know is because they will use a shared name in the ECT file, which will prevent you from uploading more than one to the BDC catalog.&nbsp; In order to use each of these entities in SharePoint here's what you need to do:</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="4" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:27.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="5" ItemType="5;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">Right-2D;click on the ECT file in Visual Studio and select Open With... then select XML (Text) Editor.&nbsp; At the top of the document in the Model element you will see a Name attribute.&nbsp; This value has to be unique between all the ECTs that you upload to the BDC, so you should change each one to a descriptive value for that entity, like "Customers Table".</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A; 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Just use the default options -2D; it's a model -2D; then click the OK button and you're good to go.</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="7" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:27.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="8" ItemType="8;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">Once you've imported the models, don't forget to grant permissions to folks to use them; kind of pointless without that.</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="8" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:27.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="9" ItemType="9;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">One final thing worth noting here -2D; 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<P>Artigo original publicado na quarta-feira, 5 de dezembro de 2012</P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Um dia desses, meu amigo Brian fez uma ótima pergunta sobre como criar um modelo de exibição que realize a renderização mas, em seguida, execute sua própria função javascript. Após pesquisar um pouco, um de meus colegas, Jesus, compartilhou a solução mágica desse problema. Para invocar uma função própria após a renderização do modelo, é necessário adicioná-la à seção de javascript do modelo de exibição, ou melhor, abaixo da primeira marca &lt;div&gt; da página, junto com outros js usados para renderizar o modelo. No javascript, você deve adicionar um balão como este:</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">&lt;!--#_<BR></SPAN><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">AddPostRenderCallback(ctx, function()<BR>{&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; //código a ser executado<BR>});<BR>_#--&gt;</SPAN></P>
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<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Porém, só isso não foi suficiente para solucionar o problema de Brian. Ele precisava obter um ClientContext para chamadas CSOM adicionais que queria fazer. Observamos que não basta apenas criá-lo no representante, pois não carregamos todos os scripts na página de resultados de pesquisa. Por isso, para obter o contexto atual, você pode chamar Srch.ScriptApplicationManager.get_clientRuntimeContext(). Caso haja outros scripts que deseja carregar nos modelos de exibição, você poderá usar o método EnsureScriptFunc, desta maneira: <EM>EnsureScriptFunc("sp.js", "SP.ClientContext", function () { //callback&nbsp; });</EM>&nbsp;.</SPAN></P>
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<P>Artigo original publicado na segunda-feira, 3 de dezembro de 2012</P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Eric Lawrence aborda este tópico em um de seus posts sobre o Fiddler. Porém, a menos que você saiba o que está procurando, pode ser difícil realizar o rastreamento. Por isso, darei um toque de SharePoint ao assunto. Muitas vezes, orientamos as pessoas a usarem o Fiddler para ter uma ideia do que está ocorrendo quando elas têm problemas em seus sites. Ele pode ser uma boa ferramenta para ajudar a compreender problemas de autenticação, especialmente com autenticação SAML. Porém, o problema é que as mudanças feitas em 2010 relativas à manipulação de associações de autenticação impossibilitaram imediatamente essa tarefa. Como resultado, se você executar o Fiddler e tentar realizar autenticação com SAML em um site do SharePoint, serão exibidos três prompts solicitando as credenciais e, em seguida, uma página de erro no IIS.</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Para solucionar esse problema, é necessário adicionar alguns scripts ao Fiddler. Para isso, abra o Fiddler (estou usando a versão 4.4.1.1; ela muda com frequência, então é possível que sua interface do usuário seja um pouco diferente). Acesse o menu Rules...Customize Rules. Role o script para baixo até encontrar a função OnPeekAtResponseHeaders. Nela, você poderá adicionar um código para contornar esse problema de autenticação. Primeiro, deixe-me mostrar o código a ser adicionado:</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">if (oSession.isHTTPS &amp;&amp; oSession.responseCode == 401) <BR>{ <BR>&nbsp;// Para usar credenciais que não sejam as de logon no Windows, <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; // defina X-AutoAuth como "domínio\\nome_de_usuário:senha" <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; oSession["X-AutoAuth"] = "default";&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; oSession["ui-backcolor"] = "pink"; <BR>}</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">O principal aspecto a ser levado em consideração é que o script tentará usar as credenciais do Windows na solicitação de autenticação. Ele também definirá a cor de fundo dos prompts de autenticação como rosa na janela do Fiddler, mas você obviamente pode mudar ou remover essa parte. Caso deseje usar um conjunto diferente de credenciais para autenticação, insira domínio\\nome_de_usuário em vez de "default", conforme explicado no script. Não é perfeito, mas funciona com ADFS e é muito mais útil do que simplesmente não executar o rastreamento do Fiddler.</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Caso queira obter mais detalhes, visite o post do Eric sobre esse tópico em <A href="http://blogs.msdn.com/b/fiddler/archive/2011/09/04/fiddler-http-401-authentication-workaround-to-support-channel-binding-tokens-removing-endless-prompts.aspx">http://blogs.msdn.com/b/fiddler/archive/2011/09/04/fiddler-http-401-authentication-workaround-to-support-channel-binding-tokens-removing-endless-prompts.aspx</A>. </SPAN></P>
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<P>Esta é uma postagem de blog traduzida. Consulte o artigo original em <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/12/02/using-fiddler-with-saml-and-sharepoint-to-get-past-the-three-authentication-prompts.aspx">Using Fiddler With SAML and SharePoint to Get Past the Three Authentication Prompts</A></P><!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Using-2D;Fiddler-2D;With-2D;SAML-2D;and-2D;SharePoint-2D;to-2D;Get.html" PsrId="22" SrcCul="en-2D;US" TgtCul="en-2D;US" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/locstudio/2006/6/lcx">-D;-A;  <Item ItemId=";string" ItemType=";string" PsrId="22" Leaf="false">-D;-A;    <Disp Icon="Str" Expand="true" LocTbl="false" />-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="1" ItemType="1;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[Using Fiddler With SAML and SharePoint to Get Past the Three Authentication Prompts]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:29.0001282Z" />-D;-A; 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As a result, if you are running Fiddler and try to authenticate with SAML to a SharePoint site, you will just get prompted three times for your credentials and then we'll throw up an error page in IIS.</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="3" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:29.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="4" ItemType="4;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">To work around it there is some script you need to add to Fiddler.&nbsp; To do this, open up Fiddler (I'm using version 4.4.1.1 -2D; it changes pretty frequently so your UI might be slightly different).&nbsp; Go into the Rules...Customize Rules menu; scroll down the script until you find the OnPeekAtResponseHeaders function.&nbsp; In there you can add a little code to get you past this authentication issue.&nbsp; First let me start with the code you add:</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A; 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FONT-2D;SIZE: small">If you want to see more details on this you can visit Eric's post about this at <A href="http://blogs.msdn.com/b/fiddler/archive/2011/09/04/fiddler-2D;http-2D;401-2D;authentication-2D;workaround-2D;to-2D;support-2D;channel-2D;binding-2D;tokens-2D;removing-2D;endless-2D;prompts.aspx">http://blogs.msdn.com/b/fiddler/archive/2011/09/04/fiddler-2D;http-2D;401-2D;authentication-2D;workaround-2D;to-2D;support-2D;channel-2D;binding-2D;tokens-2D;removing-2D;endless-2D;prompts.aspx</A>. </SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="7" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T05:43:29.0001282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="8" ItemType="8;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[This is a localized blog post. 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