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<P>Article original publié le lundi 25 février 2013</P>
<P><I>Ce billet est une présentation de la manière dont vous pouvez utiliser le gestionnaire de conception et les outils de conception web que vous connaissez pour définir la marque en ligne de votre société&nbsp;à l’aide des&nbsp;fonctionnalités puissantes de gestion de contenu offertes par 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="Personnalisation avec SharePoint" alt="Personnalisation avec 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">Avec SharePoint 2013, vous pouvez personnaliser votre site de publication SharePoint<I> </I>à l’aide des technologies web que vous connaissez, des outils que vous aimez et des appareils que vous voulez, ce qui permet aux nouveaux concepteurs ou développeurs SharePoint d’être plus efficaces que jamais. Que les professionnels SharePoint ne s’inquiètent pas, le travail d’apprentissage fourni sur SharePoint est toujours applicable et vos connaissances du modèle de page de publication SharePoint vous seront très utiles. </P>
<P>Ce billet offre une vue d’ensemble de la facilité avec laquelle vous pouvez utiliser le gestionnaire de conception SharePoint 2013 et les canaux des appareils avec les outils de conception web que vous maîtrisez pour imposer la marque de votre société en ligne. Tout en conservant l’infrastructure d’affichage de page, nous avons apporté trois améliorations importantes à la façon dont vous personnalisez un site de publication SharePoint. </P>
<H3>Utiliser les technologies web que vous connaissez</H3>
<P>SharePoint utilise toujours ASP.NET pour ses pages maîtres et ses mises en page, mais vous pouvez désormais <I> </I>également concevoir vos pages maîtres et mises en page en HTML, notamment en utilisant les extraits de code HTML des contrôles SharePoint. En arrière-plan, SharePoint crée le fichier ASP.NET correspondant dont il a besoin mais que vous pouvez ignorer. </P>
<P>Avant vous utilisiez CSS et JavaScript pour donner un style à votre site, ces deux éléments sont désormais intégrés à l’expérience de développement web de SharePoint. Nous avons beaucoup travaillé sur l’aperçu HTML afin que vous puissiez directement modifier le HTML sans avoir à passer par un serveur pour l’afficher. Et si vous utilisez un serveur pour l’aperçu, vous pouvez le faire dans le cadre de la page SharePoint de votre choix ! </P>
<P>L’utilisation des technologies web que vous connaissez&nbsp;ne se limite pas à la mise en page. Le composant WebPart de requête de contenu nécessaire pour créer en XSLT est toujours là, mais le nouveau composant WebPart de recherche de contenu est un élément fondamental pour créer des expériences de recherche dans SharePoint 2013.&nbsp;Il nous semblait très important de proposer une expérience de conception qui allait de pair avec ce composant, c’est pourquoi il est personnalisable en JavaScript, HTML et CSS.</P>
<P>Comme nous ne supposons aucune connaissance préalable de SharePoint de votre part, le gestionnaire de conception est là pour vous aider lors de la personnalisation de votre site de publication. Ce gestionnaire de conception fournit une expérience de style Assistant pour vous aider lors du développement SharePoint en même temps que des points d’entrée pour afficher et modifier vos fichiers de conception. Chaque étape&nbsp;est également documentée sur MSDN :</P>
<UL>
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822363.aspx" target=_blank>Vue d’ensemble</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733517.aspx" target=_blank>Gérer les canaux des appareils</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733519.aspx" target=_blank>Télécharger les fichiers de conception</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822370.aspx" target=_blank>Modifier les pages maîtres</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj945138.aspx" target=_blank>Modifier les modèles d’affichage</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822368.aspx" target=_blank>Modifier les mises en page</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj862339.aspx" target=_blank>Publier et appliquer une conception</A> 
<LI><A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj862342.aspx" target=_blank>Créer un package de conception</A> </LI></UL>
<H3>Personnaliser SharePoint avec les outils que vous aimez</H3>
<P>La personnalisation de la conception de votre site ne se limite pas à convertir du HTML en ASP.NET. Pour vous aider à créer votre site, des espaces réservés sont prêts et attendent votre contenu. En ce qui concerne les mises en page, nous avons inséré tous les champs de page uniques au type de contenu que vous choisissez, de cette façon la création de vos fichiers de conception SharePoint revient à modifier et à peaufiner plutôt qu’à créer de toutes pièces. </P>
<P>Grâce à la galerie d’extraits de code, vous disposez d’un point de départ pour ajouter des fonctionnalités SharePoint à votre site. Pour ceux d’entre vous qui connaissent les versions précédentes de SharePoint, cela correspond en plus complet, aux ensembles de contrôles auxquels vous aviez accès à partir de SharePoint Designer. La galerie d’extraits de code fournit une version HTML (y compris souvent un aperçu statique de ce que vous modifiez dans vos fichiers par exemple en utilisant la vue fractionnée de Dreamweaver) d’un ensemble de composants communs --<I>notamment tous les composants WebPart de la galerie de composants WebPart</I>. Pour chaque extrait de code, vous modifiez ses propriétés et le copiez ensuite dans votre page maître HTML ou votre mise en page et, en arrière-plan, SharePoint le transforme en contrôle ASP.NET dont il a besoin. </P>
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<P><EM><STRONG>Figure 1.</STRONG> En haut de la page de la galerie d’extraits de code se trouve un ruban de tous les extraits de code. Le corps de la page comprend la description de l’extrait de code, les propriétés et le code HTML, plus un aperçu instantané. Chaque page maître utilise la même galerie d’extraits de code, qui est légèrement différente de celle des mises en page, et la galerie d’extraits de code d’une mise en page dépend du type de contenu (car les champs de page changent).</EM></P>
<H3>SharePoint sur n’importe quel appareil </H3>
<P>Les utilisateurs n’accèdent plus à votre site web uniquement avec leur souris sur un ordinateur de bureau ou à partir d’un ordinateur portable. Nous vivons dans un monde d’appareils : tablettes, téléphones et Surfaces. Dans ces conditions, comment créer une expérience pour vos utilisateurs afin que la taille de leurs écrans soit utilisée au mieux ? optimisée pour les appareils tactiles ? Dans SharePoint 2013, les canaux des appareils vous permettent de présenter votre site de la façon qui convient le mieux à l’appareil utilisé par les visiteurs. En tant que concepteur, vous devez penser à l’expérience souhaitée pour votre site sur tous les facteurs de forme, différenciés par une sous-chaîne agent assignée à 10 canaux différents. </P>
<P>Chaque canal peut cibler plusieurs appareils. Par exemple, vous pouvez utiliser un canal pour les Windows Phones et les iPhones car la taille de l’écran est identique, et utiliser un canal séparé pour l’iPad. Vous pouvez utiliser une page maître et une feuille CSS par canal et vous pouvez également cibler du contenu pour des canaux spécifiques, tout en utilisant la même URL (ce qui est très pratique pour la facilité d’utilisation et l’optimisation du moteur de recherche). </P>
<P>À l’aide de l’infrastructure des canaux des appareils, vous utilisez les volets Canaux des appareils qui permettent de cibler le contenu. Le contenu que vous placez dans l’un des volets est affiché uniquement sur les canaux indiqués en fonction de la logique côté serveur, ce qui réduit le temps de chargement de la page et le nombre d’octets envoyés. En associant ces volets à une conception CSS, vous rationalisez l’expérience utilisateur et la rendez plus rapide. Plutôt que d’utiliser des canaux différents en fonction de la taille de l’écran comme dans l’exemple précédent, vous pouvez également utiliser un canal basé sur la sous-chaîne « iOS » qui capture les iPads, iPhones et iPad minis et envoie une seule page maître qui charge les différentes feuilles CSS en fonction de la résolution d’écran de l’appareil. Par exemple, si vous faites partie de l’équipe Windows Phone, vous pouvez cibler les appareils iOS et créer un volet pour faire la publicité de 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>Figure 2 et Figure 3.</STRONG> Maquettes de conception côte à côte pour un navigateur et un appareil mobile pour un site d’actualités basé sur la fonctionnalité de publication de collections intersites, utilisant une feuille CSS, des volets Canaux des appareils et un modèle d’affichage qui change l’apparence des résultats du composant WebPart Contenu de la recherche basé sur les canaux des appareils.</EM></P>
<P>Ce billet présentait comment définir facilement la marque en ligne de votre société à l’aide des outils que vous connaissez et du système de gestion de contenu puissant qu’est SharePoint 2013. Pour en savoir plus, découvrez tout le contenu rédigé par nos rédacteurs sur le site MSDN. Les articles <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj163242.aspx" target=_blank>Créer des sites pour SharePoint 2013</A>, <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822363.aspx" target=_blank>Vue d’ensemble d’un gestionnaire de conception dans SharePoint 2013</A> et <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733518.aspx" target=_blank>Développer la conception d’un site dans SharePoint 2013</A> sont un bon point de départ. À vous de jouer ! </P>
<P><I>--Alyssa Levitz, Gestionnaire de programme 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;25T02:48:55.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:48:55.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:48:55.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:48:55.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:48:55.0006549Z" />-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. 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Happy designing! ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="30" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;04-2D;25T02:48:55.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:48:55.0006549Z" />-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>Article original publié le samedi 13 avril 2013</P>
<P><EM>Bella Engen est rédactrice technique au sein de l’équipe de publication de contenu utilisateur SharePoint, spécialiste des expériences de recherche.</EM></P>
<P>La publication intersites est une nouvelle méthode de publication dans SharePoint Server 2013 qui aide à la rationalisation du processus de publication au sein de votre organisation et qui aide à réduire les coûts associés à la tenue à jour et à la mise à jour de votre site web. </P>
<P>En associant la publication intersites aux fonctionnalités de recherche de SharePoint, vous pouvez réduire le nombre de pages nécessaires pour la tenue à jour de votre site web et disposer de davantage de flexibilité pour la présentation du contenu à vos clients. </P>
<P>En un mot, la publication intersites simplifie l’expérience de création en séparant le processus de création du contenu et le processus d’affichage du contenu. Les fonctionnalités de recherche SharePoint vous permettent d’ajouter un comportement spécifique à l’utilisateur à votre site web, par exemple en affichant du contenu différent à différents groupes de clients ou en affichant des recommandations en fonction du comportement des utilisateurs.</P>
<P>Dans une série de blogs sur le <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/tothesharepoint/archive/tags/Web+content+management/" target=_blank>blog SharePoint pour les professionnels de l’informatique</A>, vous pouvez apprendre à utiliser SharePoint Server 2013 pour configurer un site web basé sur des données de catalogue produit. Ces billets de blogs décrivent les différentes fonctionnalités nécessaires à la configuration d’un tel site, ainsi que la configuration pas à pas de ces fonctionnalités. </P>
<P>Pour montrer comment cela fonctionne, des données d’une société fictive sont utilisées. Ces billets de blog proposent des captures d’écran et des diagrammes pour expliquer le fonctionnement de la fonctionnalité de publication intersites et comment utiliser les fonctionnalités de recherche pour influencer l’affichage des données produit aux visiteurs d’un site.</P>
<P>Pour vous donner une idée du type de site que ce blog décrit, voici quelques-unes des captures d’écran du site web final :&nbsp;</P>
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<P>Visitez la <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>page générale de la série de blogs</A> « Comment configurer un site web de produit dans SharePoint Server 2013 » pour une liste complète des billets actuels et à venir. </P>
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La version originale est disponible à la page <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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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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      <title>Les 10 principales nouveautés de SharePoint Online</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Article original publi&eacute; le mercredi 03 avril 2013
Mark Kashman (@mkashman) est&nbsp;chef de...]]></description>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Article original publi&eacute; le mercredi 03 avril 2013</p>
<p><em>Mark Kashman (@mkashman) est&nbsp;chef de produit senior SharePoint au sein de l&rsquo;&eacute;quipe SharePoint, sp&eacute;cialiste de SharePoint Online. </em></p>
<p>SharePoint Online (SPO) propose de tr&egrave;s nombreuses am&eacute;liorations et nouveaut&eacute;s. Le service de partage offre une nouvelle interface utilisateur fluide, le partage de fichiers personnels, des limites de stockage sup&eacute;rieures pour les sites d&rsquo;&eacute;quipe et les sites personnels, un mod&egrave;le de d&eacute;veloppement d&rsquo;applications Cloud moderne et des outils robustes pour les administrateurs qui permettent de contr&ocirc;ler efficacement et plus facilement l&rsquo;environnement SPO. Tout le monde tire parti de ce nouveau SharePoint Online&nbsp;!</p>
<ul>
<li>Les <strong>utilisateurs </strong>b&eacute;n&eacute;ficient de nouvelles m&eacute;thodes pour partager en interne et en externe et de fa&ccedil;on anonyme, pour rechercher et d&eacute;couvrir les informations correctes et les personnes cibl&eacute;es et pour construire des sites et des exp&eacute;riences de fa&ccedil;on plus autonome et &agrave; la demande.</li>
<li>Les <strong>chefs de projet </strong>disposent de meilleurs outils pour organiser les documents, les d&eacute;tails d&rsquo;un projet et les chronologies.</li>
<li>Les <strong>d&eacute;veloppeurs </strong>ne sont plus limit&eacute;s quant aux solutions qu&rsquo;ils peuvent proposer sur le nuage Office 365.</li>
<li>Les <strong>professionnels de l&rsquo;informatique</strong> peuvent plus facilement g&eacute;rer les sites et les autorisations pour l&rsquo;int&eacute;gralit&eacute; de la soci&eacute;t&eacute;.</li>
</ul>
<p>Cet article d&eacute;crit les 10 principales innovations de SPO avec &agrave; la fin une description du nouveau service SPO qui h&eacute;berge toutes les fonctionnalit&eacute;s SharePoint selon les offres (en ligne ou local).</p>
<h2>1. Nouvelle interface utilisateur (UI)</h2>
<p>L&rsquo;int&eacute;gralit&eacute; de l&rsquo;interface utilisateur d&rsquo;Office 365 &agrave; SharePoint Online a &eacute;t&eacute; repens&eacute;e. Elle est agr&eacute;able &agrave; l&rsquo;&oelig;il, permet une navigation fluide et permet d&rsquo;accomplir facilement les t&acirc;ches courantes. Ses performances vous raviront&nbsp;! D&eacute;taillons quelques exemples des am&eacute;liorations de l&rsquo;interface utilisateur&nbsp;:</p>
<p><em><img src="http://blogs.office.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/550x0/__key/CommunityServer-Blogs-Components-WeblogFiles/00-00-00-00-64/5810.image_2D00_1.png" alt="" border="1" /></em></p>
<p><em>Exemple de site montrant l&rsquo;interface utilisateur d&rsquo;un mod&egrave;le de site d&rsquo;&eacute;quipe avec un document PowerPoint Web App incorpor&eacute;, une liste de documents les mieux not&eacute;s, un graphique d&rsquo;indicateur de performance cl&eacute; et la nouvelle navigation et les boutons partager/suivre/synchroniser.</em></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Glisser-d&eacute;placer.<br /></strong>D&eacute;sormais vous pouvez <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102803549.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547">t&eacute;l&eacute;charger des documents</a>, des images et d&rsquo;autres types de fichier sur votre site en les faisant glisser &agrave; partir de votre ordinateur vers une biblioth&egrave;que de votre site, telle que la biblioth&egrave;que Documents ou votre biblioth&egrave;que 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>Glisser-d&eacute;placer d&rsquo;un fichier de votre bureau vers une biblioth&egrave;que de documents directement dans le navigateur.</em></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Par pointage.</strong> Utilisez cette nouvelle fonctionnalit&eacute; de l&eacute;gende avec n&rsquo;importe quel document d&rsquo;une biblioth&egrave;que ou sur les r&eacute;sultats de recherche pour afficher un ensemble de commandes complet et des informations contextuelles. Vous pouvez ouvrir, partager ou suivre des documents, afficher un aper&ccedil;u d&rsquo;un document et utiliser des <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cb36484c-0e8f-480e-be88-5daa8bf2d47d#bkmk_DeepLink">liens cibl&eacute;s</a> pour atteindre directement du contenu au sein d&rsquo;un document.</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>Pointage &agrave; partir d&rsquo;une biblioth&egrave;que de documents qui affiche un aper&ccedil;u d&rsquo;un document Word &agrave; l&rsquo;aide d&rsquo;une Word Web App incorpor&eacute;e. Notez que vous pouvez Partager et Suivre &agrave; partir de la carte de pointage.<br /></em></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Tactile.</strong> Dans tous les produits du nouvel Office nous avons d&eacute;velopp&eacute; le ciblage tactile afin de pouvoir filtrer, naviguer et travailler avec des documents facilement et am&eacute;lior&eacute; l&rsquo;accessibilit&eacute; sur tous les appareils<strong></strong></li>
<li><strong>Appels asynchrones. </strong>Actualisez le contenu que vous voulez s&eacute;lectionner. La navigation dans les listes et les biblioth&egrave;ques ainsi que le filtrage permettent d&rsquo;actualiser moins de pages enti&egrave;res, ce qui fait gagner du temps et permet d&rsquo;&ecirc;tre plus productif.</li>
<li><strong>Modification Office Web Apps. </strong>Disponible &agrave; tous, m&ecirc;me aux personnes que vous invitez via le Partage externe. Il est possible de modifier des documents Office en votre nom dans le navigateur. Vous &ecirc;tes assur&eacute; que vos collaborateurs disposent des meilleurs outils pour d&eacute;velopper votre activit&eacute;.</li>
<li><strong>Navigation sup&eacute;rieure Office 365 universelle.</strong> Vous pouvez naviguer sans avoir &agrave; vous rappeler (ou ajouter un signet) comment vous &ecirc;tes arriv&eacute; sur une page. Tout cela dans une exp&eacute;rience de navigateur simplifi&eacute;e et unique, pas de fen&ecirc;tre contextuelle et ce sentiment d&rsquo;&ecirc;tre perdu.</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>La navigation sup&eacute;rieure du nouvel Office 365 permet de facilement naviguer de votre messagerie Outlook vers SkyDrive Pro, votre nouvel espace de stockage sur le nuage.</em></p>
<h2>2. SkyDrive Pro</h2>
<p>SkyDrive Pro est un espace de stockage sur le nuage pour les employ&eacute;s qui se trouve d&eacute;sormais au c&oelig;ur de SharePoint Online. SkyDrive Pro est con&ccedil;u pour r&eacute;pondre &agrave; vos besoins d&rsquo;utilisation et fournir un contr&ocirc;le sur l&rsquo;organisation. Les personnes qui disposent des droits sur un site personnel (appel&eacute; pr&eacute;c&eacute;demment &laquo;&nbsp;sites Mon site&nbsp;&raquo;) disposent de SkyDrive Pro, avec 7&nbsp;Go d&rsquo;espace de stockage personnel (une augmentation de 500&nbsp;Mo). Les sites personnels sont disponibles avec davantage de plans Office 365 (voir le <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/business/compare-office-for-business-plans-FX102918419.aspx" target="_blank">site de comparaison des plans 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>La biblioth&egrave;que SkyDrive Pro au sein d&rsquo;Office 365, dans un navigateur Internet.</em></p>
<p>Avec SkyDrive Pro, vos employ&eacute;s peuvent&nbsp;:</p>
<ul>
<li>Synchroniser et partager des documents</li>
<li>Collaborer sur des documents avec des personnes internes et externes &agrave; leur organisation</li>
<li>Acc&eacute;der &agrave; du contenu et des informations o&ugrave; qu&rsquo;ils se trouvent et &agrave; partir de nombreux appareils</li>
</ul>
<p>... les administrateurs peuvent&nbsp;:</p>
<ul>
<li>Contr&ocirc;ler le cycle de vie du contenu et les versions</li>
<li>Prot&eacute;ger contre la perte des donn&eacute;es et ex&eacute;cuter des eDiscovery</li>
<li>G&eacute;rer les autorisations d&rsquo;acc&egrave;s</li>
</ul>
<p>En savoir plus <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/what-is-skydrive-pro-HA102822076.aspx?CTT=1" target="_blank">ici</a> sur SkyDrive Pro.</p>
<p>Fin juin&nbsp;2013, vous serez en mesure d&rsquo;acc&eacute;der &agrave; SkyDrive Pro de partout gr&acirc;ce &agrave; des applications clientes mobiles natives pour Windows 8 et iOS. <a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/06/out-and-about-new-sharepoint-mobile-offerings.aspx" target="_blank">L&rsquo;acc&egrave;s &agrave; SkyDrive Pro est d&eacute;j&agrave; propos&eacute; sur Windows Phone dans le hub Office</a>.</p>
<h1>3. Yammer</h1>
<p>Yammer est notre b&eacute;b&eacute;&nbsp;! Yammer est en passe de devenir la couche sociale des produits Microsoft. Elle est pr&eacute;sente dans SharePoint et CRM et repr&eacute;sente l&rsquo;avenir des r&eacute;seaux sociaux d&rsquo;entreprise. Elle sera int&eacute;gr&eacute;e &agrave; Office&nbsp;365 prochainement. Yammer sera propos&eacute; avec un plan SharePoint Online ou Office 365 (<a href="https://www.yammer.com/about/pricing/" target="_blank">comparer les plans</a>). Nous avons <a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/19/yammer-and-sharepoint-enterprise-social-roadmap-update.aspx" target="_blank">r&eacute;cemment annonc&eacute;</a> plus d&rsquo;informations sur sa disponibilit&eacute;.</p>
<p>Au fur et &agrave; mesure du d&eacute;veloppement des connexions, vous d&eacute;couvrirez tous les avantages de Yammer&nbsp;:</p>
<ul>
<li>Un mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;adoption unique est plus pratique pour les utilisateurs finaux et permet aux entreprises de devenir &laquo;&nbsp;sociales&nbsp;&raquo; instantan&eacute;ment</li>
<li>Utiliser les groupes (internes et externes) et les flux</li>
<li>Cr&eacute;er des notes et des discussions sur vos fichiers</li>
<li>Utiliser les outils d&rsquo;administration puissants pour aider &agrave; personnaliser, analyser et g&eacute;rer la propri&eacute;t&eacute; intellectuelle sociale de votre soci&eacute;t&eacute;</li>
<li>Acc&eacute;der &agrave; Yammer dans de nombreux navigateurs, sur diff&eacute;rents syst&egrave;mes d&rsquo;exploitation et appareils</li>
<li>D&eacute;couvrir <a href="https://www.yammer.com/product/feature-list/" target="_blank">toutes les fonctionnalit&eacute;s</a> propos&eacute;es par 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>Page d&rsquo;accueil de Yammer. Vous pouvez voir les principaux flux avec des billets, les fichiers et discussions, plus la navigation vers les personnes et les groupes.</em></p>
<h3>Remarque sur le flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s SharePoint</h3>
<p>&Agrave; court terme, le flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s SharePoint sera l&rsquo;exp&eacute;rience sociale par d&eacute;faut dans Office 365, mais la possibilit&eacute; de le remplacer par Yammer sera possible.</p>
<p>La page Flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s fournit un acc&egrave;s rapide aux listes de personnes, documents, sites et balises que vous suivez. Si vous &ecirc;tes familier des sites de r&eacute;seaux sociaux les plus connus, vous serez en mesure d&rsquo;utiliser sans probl&egrave;me les fonctionnalit&eacute;s de microblogging (blog de billets courts), qui vous permettent de participer &agrave; des conversations dans votre flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s.&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>La page Flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s montre les personnes que Garth suit et leurs activit&eacute;s dans SharePoint.</em></p>
<p>Les actions les plus courantes que vous pouvez effectuer dans le flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s sont&nbsp;:</p>
<ul type="disc">
<li>Publier des informations et des id&eacute;es sur le flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s de la soci&eacute;t&eacute; ou du site</li>
<li>Ajouter des @mention de coll&egrave;gues et des #hashtags</li>
<li>Ajouter des balises &laquo;&nbsp;J&rsquo;aime&nbsp;&raquo; &agrave; des billets, inclure des images, des vid&eacute;os, des liens vers des documents et des URL 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">Plus d&rsquo;informations</a> sur les flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s sur Office.com.</li>
</ul>
<p>Quel que soit le service que vous s&eacute;lectionnez, vous pouvez acc&eacute;der &agrave; Yammer ou &agrave; votre flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s SharePoint en d&eacute;placement gr&acirc;ce aux applications clientes natives&nbsp;:</p>
<ul>
<li>Visitez la page <a href="https://www.yammer.com/product/features/accessing-yammer/" target="_blank">Acc&egrave;s &agrave; Yammer</a>&nbsp;pour d&eacute;couvrir toutes les possibilit&eacute;s de Yammer.</li>
<li><a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/06/out-and-about-new-sharepoint-mobile-offerings.aspx" target="_blank">En savoir plus</a>&nbsp;sur le flux d&rsquo;actualit&eacute;s SharePoint et les autres offres mobiles.</li>
<li>Si vous &ecirc;tes un client SharePoint local et que vous ne pouvez pas utiliser Yammer, consultez les informations &agrave; la fin du billet &laquo;&nbsp;<a href="http://blogs.office.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2013/03/19/yammer-and-sharepoint-enterprise-social-roadmap-update.aspx" target="_blank">Yammer et SharePoint&nbsp;: mise &agrave; jour de la feuille de route pour les r&eacute;seaux sociaux d&rsquo;entreprise</a>&nbsp;&raquo;.</li>
</ul>
<h1>4. Liens invit&eacute;s</h1>
<p>Le partage externe a &eacute;t&eacute; am&eacute;lior&eacute;. D&eacute;sormais, vous pouvez partager des sites, des dossiers et des documents individuels avec la nouvelle fonctionnalit&eacute; <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102894713.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Liens invit&eacute;s</a> qui permet aux utilisateurs d&rsquo;inviter d&rsquo;autres personnes internes ou externes &agrave; la soci&eacute;t&eacute; afin de collaborer sur des documents Office individuels. Pour partager et collaborer, les invit&eacute;s entrent un nom d&rsquo;utilisateur et un mot de passe ou ils utilisent la co-cr&eacute;ation anonyme. De plus, vous pouvez contr&ocirc;ler les contributions en fonction de niveau d&rsquo;autorisation que vous accordez. Certains utilisateurs peuvent b&eacute;n&eacute;ficier d&rsquo;autorisation en lecture et d&rsquo;autres en &eacute;criture. Vous pouvez annuler le partage &agrave; tout moment.</p>
<p>Comme exemple, essayez le lien Invit&eacute; que j&rsquo;ai cr&eacute;&eacute;, vous acc&egrave;derez &agrave; un document Word qui contient <a href="https://spreviewer-my.sharepoint.com/personal/mark_spreviewer_onmicrosoft_com/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?guestaccesstoken=1Ilgw5oPQ4bRFj8mlfHynn4BzWC6PbymcnnxakguaR0%3d&amp;docid=0fbe58b53a7534c7ba1f4459293481359" target="_blank">l&rsquo;une de mes blagues favorites sur le nuage</a>. Si vous avez la r&eacute;ponse, n&rsquo;h&eacute;sitez pas <strong>@mkashman</strong>.</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>Partage d&rsquo;un document, avec la nouvelle bo&icirc;te de dialogue Partager pour inviter des personnes &agrave; collaborer. Vous pouvez &eacute;galement contr&ocirc;ler qui peut voir ou modifier un document, et si la connexion est n&eacute;cessaire.</em></p>
<p><strong>Remarque&nbsp;:</strong> Suite aux commentaires de clients, nous avons simplifi&eacute; l&rsquo;exp&eacute;rience de connexion des invit&eacute;s externes afin qu&rsquo;ils ne soient pas perdus.</p>
<h1>5. Site web public nouveau et am&eacute;lior&eacute;</h1>
<p>Le site web public dans SharePoint Online propose un nouveau design et de nouvelles fonctionnalit&eacute;s pour la personnalisation du site et des pages individuelles. Dans la mesure o&ugrave; le site web est bas&eacute; sur la plateforme SharePoint, vous disposez des fonctionnalit&eacute;s de publication, de nouveaux composants WebPart (compl&eacute;ments de m&eacute;dias sociaux, blog et commentaire, nouvelles <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps-for-sharepoint-FX102804987.aspx" target="_blank">Applications pour SharePoint de l&rsquo;Office Store</a>), d&rsquo;options de propri&eacute;t&eacute; SEO et d&rsquo;options de conception avanc&eacute;es. Vous pouvez &eacute;galement d&eacute;sactiver le site web public afin qu&rsquo;il ne soit visible sur Internet que quand vous le souhaitez. Cela est utile quand le site est en construction ou quand il doit &ecirc;tre temporairement mis hors connexion. Activez votre site web quand il est pr&ecirc;t &agrave; &ecirc;tre mis en ligne.</p>
<p>Si vous voulez revoir compl&egrave;tement la structure de votre site web ou utiliser un mod&egrave;le que vous avez d&eacute;j&agrave;, vous pouvez utiliser le <a href="http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint_fr/archive/2013/05/09/cr-233-er-votre-marque-en-ligne-en-associant-sharepoint-2013-et-les-technologies-web-que-vous-connaissez.aspx" target="_blank">gestionnaire de conception</a>. Cet ensemble de fonctionnalit&eacute;s vous permet de transformer une page web HTML traditionnelle en page ma&icirc;tre SharePoint avec des mises en page, des affichages mobiles, des feuilles de style CSS, etc. Vous pouvez utiliser les outils de modification de votre site web (tel que Adobe DreamWeaver<sup>TM</sup>) pour la conception, puis t&eacute;l&eacute;charger les fichiers dans le gestionnaire de conception SharePoint Online, aucun besoin d&rsquo;&ecirc;tre un expert 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>Exemple de site web con&ccedil;u et h&eacute;berg&eacute; dans SharePoint Online, acc&eacute;dez &agrave; cet exemple live&nbsp;: </em><a href="http://www.contosobistro.com/" target="_blank"><em>http://www.contosobistro.com/</em></a><em> </em></p>
<p>Pour en savoir plus, regardez la vid&eacute;o <a href="http://office.com/VA102801173.aspx" target="_blank">Prise en main de votre site web public</a> et lisez l&rsquo;article <a href="http://office.com/HA102801171.aspx" target="_blank">Prise en main de votre site web public</a>.<em></em></p>
<h1>6. eDiscovery</h1>
<p>SharePoint Online renforce la s&eacute;curit&eacute; de votre entreprise gr&acirc;ce &agrave; eDiscovery. &Agrave; partir d&rsquo;un site de gestion eDiscovery, vous pouvez ajouter des sources et cr&eacute;er des requ&ecirc;tes pour d&eacute;couvrir du contenu situ&eacute; sur des sites et des biblioth&egrave;ques de documents, dans des bo&icirc;tes aux lettres et des discussions et le converser sur place, dans SharePoint Online, dans Exchange Online et dans Lync Online. Par exemple, vous pouvez mener votre cas ou audit juridique avec les outils de recherche puissants propos&eacute;s au sein du Centre eDiscovery SharePoint Online. Vous pouvez conserver tous les &eacute;l&eacute;ments sur place, conserver les &eacute;l&eacute;ments qui correspondent aux requ&ecirc;tes et exporter les &eacute;l&eacute;ments dans des formats standard, par exemple la sp&eacute;cification EDRM (Electronic Discovery Reference Model). Chaque cas juridique ou audit est un site de collaboration qui comprend une biblioth&egrave;que de documents &agrave; utiliser pour stocker des documents li&eacute;s &agrave; la gestion du cas. Pour plus d&rsquo;informations sur la fa&ccedil;on de travailler avec des cas, voir <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102893857.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Planifier et g&eacute;rer des cas de d&eacute;couverte &eacute;lectronique (eDiscovery)</a>. Quand le cas est termin&eacute;, tous les &eacute;l&eacute;ments retenus associ&eacute;s au cas sont lib&eacute;r&eacute;s. Pour plus d&rsquo;informations sur les requ&ecirc;tes eDiscovery, voir <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102922715.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Cr&eacute;er et ex&eacute;cuter des requ&ecirc;tes eDiscovery</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>Site eDiscovery affichant des r&eacute;sultats de requ&ecirc;te &agrave; partir de SharePoint Online et Exchange Online, plus l&rsquo;exp&eacute;rience par pointage sur un &eacute;l&eacute;ment d&eacute;couvert.</em></p>
<h1>7. Bo&icirc;te aux lettres de site</h1>
<p>Quand deux services de renom sont associ&eacute;s, vous b&eacute;n&eacute;ficiez du meilleur des deux mondes. Associez la gestion de documents de SharePoint Online aux solutions de messagerie Exchange Online et vous obtenez les bo&icirc;tes aux lettres de site&nbsp;: des bo&icirc;tes de r&eacute;ception de projet qui permettent aux &eacute;quipes d&rsquo;organiser les messages et le contenu li&eacute;s &agrave; un projet dans un unique affichage, tout en conservant le contenu &agrave; son emplacement d&rsquo;origine dans des documents dans SharePoint Online et des messages dans Exchange Online.</p>
<p>Vous pouvez acc&eacute;der aux bo&icirc;tes aux lettres de site via Outlook 2013 et SharePoint Online. Si vous ne disposez pas d&rsquo;Outlook 2013, vous pouvez afficher le m&ecirc;me contenu &agrave; partir du site SharePoint Online qui charge une application Outlook Web App sp&eacute;cifique au site. Seules les personnes disposant des autorisations appropri&eacute;es peuvent afficher cette bo&icirc;te aux lettres de 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>Bo&icirc;te aux lettres de site ouverte &agrave; partir d&rsquo;un site de projet 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>La m&ecirc;me bo&icirc;te aux lettres de site dans Outlook 2013 (<strong>Remarque&nbsp;:</strong> &laquo;&nbsp;SharePoint Reviewer&rsquo;s Team Site&nbsp;&raquo; dans le volet gauche d&rsquo;Outlook est la bo&icirc;te aux lettres de site).</em></p>
<p><a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?qu=sharepoint%20site%20mailbox&amp;ex=2" target="_blank">En savoir plus</a> sur les bo&icirc;tes aux lettres de site dans l&rsquo;aide Office.com.<em></em></p>
<h1>8. Recherche de contenu d&rsquo;entreprise</h1>
<p>Identifiez rapidement si vous avez trouv&eacute; la bonne personne ou le contenu appropri&eacute; avant de passer du temps &agrave; &laquo;&nbsp;rechercher de fa&ccedil;on plus approfondie&nbsp;&raquo;. Les utilisateurs peuvent d&eacute;placer le curseur sur un r&eacute;sultat de recherche, et par pointage, ils obtiennent une vue plus pr&eacute;cise de l&rsquo;&eacute;l&eacute;ment sans l&rsquo;ouvrir. L&rsquo;affichage par pointage propose une carte de contact et/ou un aper&ccedil;u du document &agrave; l&rsquo;aide des Office Web Apps incorpor&eacute;es (par exemple, faites d&eacute;filer un document Word ou cliquez sur des diapositives d&rsquo;un fichier PowerPoint). La carte obtenue par pointage propose &eacute;galement des liens cibl&eacute;s en fonction des mots cl&eacute;s de recherche qui vous permettent d&rsquo;acc&eacute;der directement aux pages ou diapositives de votre contenu.</p>
<p>Au c&oelig;ur de la couche d&rsquo;architecture, la recherche SharePoint Online a am&eacute;lior&eacute; de fa&ccedil;on certaine la pertinence des r&eacute;sultats de recherche. Vous &ecirc;tes assur&eacute;s de trouver ce que vous recherchez. De plus, la recherche SharePoint Online n&rsquo;a jamais &eacute;t&eacute; aussi facile &agrave; programmer. Vous pouvez contr&ocirc;ler l&rsquo;exp&eacute;rience des utilisateurs gr&acirc;ce &agrave; des r&eacute;sultats pilot&eacute;s par les m&eacute;tadonn&eacute;es et des options de filtrage. Le Centre de recherche s&rsquo;adapte &agrave; la conception et &agrave; la mise en page de votre soci&eacute;t&eacute;.</p>
<p>Si vous utilisez souvent le syst&egrave;me, la recherche vous proposera des suggestions de personnes, sites et contenu susceptibles de vous int&eacute;resser.</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>Exp&eacute;rience de recherche riche avec les affinements, l&rsquo;aper&ccedil;u par pointage, les liens cibl&eacute;s, etc.</em></p>
<p><strong>Recherche hybride</strong><br />Il est bien loin le temps du r&eacute;f&eacute;rentiel de contenu CRI isol&eacute;. Les utilisateurs d&rsquo;Office 365 et d&rsquo;environnements locaux sont en mesure d&rsquo;obtenir des r&eacute;sultats de recherche qui proposent le contenu de ces deux emplacements. Un environnement SharePoint hybride se compose d&rsquo;un SharePoint Server, d&eacute;ploy&eacute; localement et de la toute derni&egrave;re version de Microsoft Office 365 Entreprise qui comprend le nouveau SharePoint Online. Un environnement hybride peut &ecirc;tre configur&eacute; pour fournir plusieurs niveaux d&rsquo;interop&eacute;rabilit&eacute;, selon l&rsquo;objectif souhait&eacute;&nbsp;: unidirectionnel ou bidirectionnel (une batterie SharePoint Server 2013 locale et SharePoint Online acc&egrave;dent mutuellement aux informations des r&eacute;sultats de recherche). Comme indiqu&eacute; ci-dessus, l&rsquo;exp&eacute;rience de recherche est extensible&nbsp;: avec une recherche hybride vous pouvez concevoir l&rsquo;aspect de l&rsquo;emplacement o&ugrave; r&eacute;side votre contenu.</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>L&rsquo;image ci-dessus repr&eacute;sente un bloc de r&eacute;sultats par programmation qu&rsquo;un administrateur peut configurer pour faire la diff&eacute;rence entre les r&eacute;sultats provenant de SharePoint Online et/ou d&rsquo;un SharePoint local.</em></p>
<p><a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee667266.aspx" target="_blank">En savoir plus</a> sur les offres de recherche dans SharePoint.</p>
<p>Prendre connaissance de l&rsquo;<a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj838715.aspx" target="_blank">&eacute;tendue des sc&eacute;narios hybrides</a> entre SharePoint Online et SharePoint local et des <a href="http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=254921" target="_blank">livres blancs sur les sc&eacute;narios hybrides</a>.</p>
<h1>9. Mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;applications Cloud (CAM)</h1>
<p>Bienvenue aux applications. Il est enfin possible d&rsquo;ex&eacute;cuter des applications l&agrave; o&ugrave; vous en avez le plus besoin, sur des services tels que Windows Azure par exemple. Les solutions sandbox, les applications personnalis&eacute;es au niveau des collections de sites, ne sont plus les seules &agrave; pouvoir les utiliser. D&eacute;sormais, vous cr&eacute;ez ou achetez des solutions puissantes pour des sc&eacute;narios qui vont &laquo;&nbsp;au-del&agrave; du bac &agrave; sable&nbsp;&raquo;.</p>
<p>Le mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;applications Cloud dans SharePoint Online vous permet de cr&eacute;er des applications pour SharePoint en utilisant les outils et les fonctionnalit&eacute;s que vous connaissez. Pour les d&eacute;veloppeurs et les professionnels de l&rsquo;informatique, SharePoint Online dans Office 365 propose ce nouveau mod&egrave;le de programmation pour le d&eacute;veloppement, l&rsquo;installation, la gestion et l&rsquo;utilisation des applications. Les utilisateurs peuvent d&eacute;couvrir et t&eacute;l&eacute;charger des applications &agrave; partir du SharePoint Store ou du catalogue d&rsquo;entreprise de leur organisation. L&rsquo;administrateur SharePoint Online utilise les param&egrave;tres du centre d&rsquo;administration SharePoint pour g&eacute;rer le catalogue d&rsquo;applications, obtenir des applications du SharePoint Store, g&eacute;rer les licences pour les applications achet&eacute;es sur le SharePoint Store et surveiller les applications en cours d&rsquo;utilisation.</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>Application pour le mod&egrave;le de programmation SharePoint</em></p>
<p>Visitez <a href="http://dev.office.com/" target="_blank">http://dev.office.com/</a> pour plus d&rsquo;informations sur le mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;applications Cloud.</p>
<p>Pour d&eacute;couvrir les applications tierces, <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102897470.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">rendez-vous sur l&rsquo;Office Store et recherchez les applications pour SharePoint</a>.<em></em></p>
<h1>10. PowerShell pour SPO</h1>
<p>Qu&rsquo;est-ce qui est mieux que de faire une chose &agrave; la fois&nbsp;? Faire des op&eacute;rations en bloc. D&eacute;sormais dans SharePoint Online, vous pouvez manger, marcher ET &eacute;crire des scripts avec PowerShell, tout cela en m&ecirc;me temps&nbsp;!</p>
<p>Les administrateurs SharePoint Online peuvent utiliser Windows PowerShell pour g&eacute;rer leur abonnement. Connectez-vous &agrave; SharePoint Online &agrave; partir de votre ordinateur de bureau et cr&eacute;ez &agrave; distance de nouvelles collections de sites, proc&eacute;dez &agrave; des mises &agrave; niveau, ajoutez et supprimez des utilisateurs et des groupes SharePoint Online, r&eacute;parez des sites et g&eacute;rez la corbeille. Ces t&acirc;ches de gestion peuvent faire l&rsquo;objet d&rsquo;un script, &ecirc;tre automatis&eacute;es et ex&eacute;cut&eacute;es en bloc pour vous faire gagner du temps et limiter les risques d&rsquo;erreurs dues &agrave; des t&acirc;ches r&eacute;p&eacute;titives. Pour plus d&rsquo;informations, voir <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/HA102915057.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102785547" target="_blank">Introduction &agrave; SharePoint Online Management Shell</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>SharePoint Online Management Shell montrant des r&eacute;sultats d&rsquo;une applet de commande Get-SPOSite ex&eacute;cut&eacute;e sur un client SharePoint Online.</em></p>
<p>Pour rendre le nouveau SharePoint Online Management Shell plus accessible aux utilisateurs avec pouvoir (personnes qui ne sont pas des experts informatiques) nous avons d&eacute;velopp&eacute; un outil web appel&eacute; <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/redir/XT102915317.aspx?CTT=5&amp;origin=HA102915057" target="_blank">Windows PowerShell Command Builder</a>. Cet outil permet de comprendre rapidement et d&rsquo;utiliser les applets de commande Windows PowerShell con&ccedil;ues pour SharePoint Online. Si vous voulez cr&eacute;er un site, utilisez l&rsquo;outil Command Builder pour cr&eacute;er une applet de commande, et vous cr&eacute;ez un site &agrave; partir de la ligne de commande, plut&ocirc;t que de devoir passer en revue plusieurs pages d&rsquo;interface utilisateur.</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>Windows PowerShell pour SharePoint Command Builder montrant un exemple de commande g&eacute;n&eacute;r&eacute;e pour ex&eacute;cuter une applet de commande New-SPOSite.</em></p>
<h1>Et le dernier pour la route&nbsp;: 11. Am&eacute;liorations apport&eacute;es au stockage et au t&eacute;l&eacute;chargement de fichiers</h1>
<p>Les limites sont faites pour &ecirc;tre d&eacute;pass&eacute;es. Nous avons re&ccedil;u de nombreux commentaires pendant Office 365 Preview et nous avons &eacute;t&eacute; en mesure de r&eacute;pondre aux demandes d&rsquo;am&eacute;lioration les plus fr&eacute;quentes. Le stockage des utilisateurs, SkyDrive Pro, est pass&eacute; &agrave; 7&nbsp;Go (500&nbsp;Mo de plus). Les limites des collections de site ont &eacute;t&eacute; augment&eacute;es&nbsp;: 3&nbsp;000, plus 300. Et la taille des t&eacute;l&eacute;chargements pris en charge est pass&eacute;e &agrave; 2&nbsp;Go. Le tableau ci-dessous pr&eacute;sente les limites de stockage en fonction des plans Office 365, ainsi que des &eacute;l&eacute;ments suppl&eacute;mentaires pour vous aider &agrave; planifier au mieux votre utilisation et migration vers 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>Tableau du stockage SharePoint Online, &agrave; jour </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>ici</em></a><em> avec des mises &agrave; jour en temps r&eacute;el des limites SharePoint Online.</em></p>
<h1>Dites-nous ce que vous pensez de SharePoint Online</h1>
<p>Office 365 est en perp&eacute;tuelle &eacute;volution. Microsoft prend tr&egrave;s au s&eacute;rieux les commentaires et s&rsquo;efforce de proposer des technologies qui r&eacute;pondent &agrave; vos besoins et d&eacute;passent m&ecirc;me vos attentes. Pour plus d&rsquo;informations, voir la page de <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj819267.aspx" target="_blank">description du nouveau service SharePoint Online</a> afin de comparer toutes les nouvelles fonctionnalit&eacute;s propos&eacute;es par les plans Office 365 et les offres SharePoint en local.</p>
<p>Essayez <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/office-products-FX101825692.aspx?CTT=97" target="_blank">Office 365</a> aujourd&rsquo;hui, testez en avant-premi&egrave;re tout ce que SharePoint Online a &agrave; vous offrir et n&rsquo;h&eacute;sitez pas &agrave; nous envoyer vos commentaires.</p>
<p><em>Mark Kashman (@mkashman) est&nbsp;chef de produit senior SharePoint au sein de l&rsquo;&eacute;quipe SharePoint, sp&eacute;cialiste de SharePoint Online. </em></p>
<p><img src="http://blogs.office.com/aggbug.aspx?PostID=36601" alt="" width="1" height="1" /></p>
<p>Ce billet de blog a &eacute;t&eacute; traduit de l&rsquo;anglais. La version originale est disponible &agrave; la page <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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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;25T02:45:14.0006549Z" />-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">Mon ami JP Poissant a détecté un petit problème de configuration l’autre jour lors de la création d’une nouvelle batterie. Il a constaté que lorsqu’il essayait de démarrer le service de cache distribué exécuté sur un second serveur de la batterie, le démarrage échouait. Le service était répertorié mais il recevait l’erreur « cacheHostInfo est Null ». En fait, il s’est rendu compte que le premier hôte de cache dans la batterie de serveurs devait être configuré de façon à autoriser le trafic ICMP à travers le pare-feu. D’après lui : « Pour que le cache distribué fonctionne sur plusieurs serveurs, le pare-feu du premier serveur avec cache distribué doit être configuré de façon à autoriser le trafic ICMP entrant (ICMPv4). <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>. Si le cache distribué est reconfiguré en cluster dédié et qu’il ne s’exécute plus sur le serveur d’origine, le premier serveur du cluster doit également avoir ce paramètre de pare-feu activé. »</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Un grand merci à JP pour avoir détecté ce problème et l’avoir partagé avec nous. :-)</SPAN></P>
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<P>Ce billet de blog a été traduit de l’anglais. La version originale est disponible à la page  <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2013/01/11/configuring-multiple-distributed-cache-servers-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx">Configuring Multiple Distributed Cache Servers in SharePoint 2013</A></P><!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Configuring-2D;Multiple-2D;Distributed-2D;Cache-2D;Server.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[Configuring Multiple Distributed Cache Servers in SharePoint 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:11.0007282Z" />-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, Jan 12 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="2" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:11.0007282Z" />-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">My good friend JP Poissant found a little configuration glitch the other day when building out a new farm.&nbsp; He found that when he tried to start the distributed cache service running on a second server in the farm, it failed to start.&nbsp; The service was listed but he was getting the "cacheHostInfo is null" error.&nbsp; Ultimately what he found is that the first cache host in the farm needs to be configured to allow ICMP traffic through the firewall.&nbsp; In JP's words:&nbsp; "To have Distributed Cache working on more than one servers, the first server with Distributed Cache needs to have its firewall set to allow for Inbound ICMP (ICMPv4).&nbsp; <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/cc972926(v=WS.10).aspx">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/cc972926(v=WS.10).aspx</A>.&nbsp; If the Distributed Cache is reconfigured to a dedicated cluster and the original server no longer has the Distributed Cache running, then, the first server of the cluster should have that firewall setting enabled too."</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="3" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:11.0007282Z" />-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">Many thanks to JP for tracking this down and more importantly, sharing it with the rest of us.&nbsp; :-2D;)</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="4" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:11.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="5" ItemType="5;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[This is a localized blog post. Please find the original article at <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2013/01/11/configuring-2D;multiple-2D;distributed-2D;cache-2D;servers-2D;in-2D;sharepoint-2D;2013.aspx">Configuring Multiple Distributed Cache Servers in SharePoint 2013</A>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="5" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:11.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;  </Item>-D;-A;</LCX>--></BODY></HTML>]]></content:encoded>
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<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Parmi les améliorations notables apportées dans le domaine de BCS SharePoint 2013, citons le fait que SharePoint peut désormais consommer OData dans les applications BDC. Toutefois, lorsque j’ai effectué la procédure, j’ai découvert quelques problèmes dont je vais vous parler ici au cas où vous vous retrouveriez dans la même situation. Pour commencer, je vous recommande de passer en revue le document suivant : <A href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sharepoint/jj163967.aspx">http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sharepoint/jj163967.aspx</A>. Celui-ci décrit la procédure de base pour créer une application pour OData. Ce qu’il faut principalement en retenir, c’est que vous NE pouvez PAS créer d’application BDC dans SharePoint Designer qui se connecte à une source OData. Pour cela, vous devez créer un type de contenu externe (ECT) à l’aide d’un outil tel que Visual Studio.</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Le document que je vous ai conseillé de lire ci-dessus vous guide tout au long de la création d’un ECT. Il vous montre comment utiliser un ECT dans une application SharePoint et comment le déployer, mais il NE montre PAS ce qu’il faut faire si vous souhaitez l’ajouter au catalogue BDC pour pouvoir l’utiliser dans de nombreuses collections de sites. Mon billet vient donc combler cette lacune. La première chose à comprendre, c’est que lorsque vous suivez le processus décrit dans l’article ci-dessus, vous créez un ECT pour chaque entité (comme une table). Ceci est important, car étant donné qu’un nom partagé est utilisé dans le fichier ECT, vous ne pouvez pas télécharger plusieurs fichiers ECT dans le catalogue BDC. Pour pouvoir utiliser chacune de ces entités dans SharePoint, voici ce que vous devez faire :</SPAN></P>
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Cliquez avec le bouton droit sur le fichier ECT dans Visual Studio et sélectionnez Ouvrir avec, puis sélectionnez Éditeur XML (Texte). En haut du document dans l’élément Model, vous devez voir un attribut Name. Cette valeur doit être unique dans chacun des ECT que vous téléchargez vers le BDC. Vous pouvez par exemple affecter à chaque valeur une description de l’entité, comme « Table clients ».</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Vous pouvez aussi, mais cela n’est pas obligatoire, modifier l’espace de noms (Namespace) de l’élément Entity, qui se trouve environ 20 lignes plus bas dans le document. J’ai changé le mien pour être cohérent avec le nom du modèle, par choix personnel, mais vous n’êtes pas obligé de le faire.</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Une fois que vous avez apporté les modifications et enregistré le fichier, vous pouvez télécharger le fichier .ect directement vers le BDC. Utilisez simplement les options par défaut (c’est un modèle), puis cliquez sur le bouton OK. Voilà, le tour est joué !</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Après avoir importé les modèles, n’oubliez pas d’accorder les autorisations nécessaires pour que d’autres personnes puissent s’en servir. Sinon, cela n’a guère d’intérêt.</SPAN> </LI></OL>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Une dernière chose à noter ici : avec les options par défaut, vous n’obtenez pas de points de terminaison de métadonnées sur des éléments tels que des bases de données SQL, le stockage de tables Azure, etc. Heureusement, vous pouvez les ajouter assez facilement pour SQL. En un mot, vous devez :</SPAN></P>
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<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Créer une application web ASP.NET vide</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Ajouter un modèle EDM (Entity Data Model) ADO.NET</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Ajouter un service de données WCF</SPAN> 
<LI><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Dans votre service de données WCF, vous devez définir le Type dans le constructeur de classe, ce qui peut sembler un peu déroutant au début. Pour cela, recherchez un fichier (dans le dossier App_Code) dont le nom est semblable à myDataConnection.Context.tt. Lorsque vous développez ce fichier, vous devriez voir en dessous de celui-ci une classe myDataConnection.Context.cs. Si vous ouvrez cette classe, deux éléments d’information qui sont nécessaires pour votre service de données WCF doivent apparaître : 1) le nom de la classe que vous utiliserez comme Type pour le constructeur de classe du service de données WCF ; 2) les noms des entités qu’il prend en charge (implémentées comme suit : get; set; properties). Vous aurez aussi besoin des noms d’entité dans le service de données WCF, car vous devez au minimum créer « SetEntitySetAccessRules » pour chaque entité à exposer. Vous trouverez des explications détaillées dans les commentaires lorsque vous ajoutez un service de données WCF (je vous dis simplement où trouver le nom de l’entité à utiliser lorsque vous créez une de ces règles).</SPAN> </LI></OL>
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La version originale est disponible à la page <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;23T04:24:25.0007282Z" />-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;23T04:24:25.0007282Z" />-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;23T04:24:25.0007282Z" />-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;23T04:24:25.0007282Z" />-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;23T04:24:25.0007282Z" />-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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      <pubDate>Sat, 16 Feb 2013 01:31:02 GMT</pubDate>
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L’autre jour, mon ami Bryan m’a posé...]]></description>
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<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">L’autre jour, mon ami Bryan m’a posé la question suivante : « Comment faire pour créer un modèle d’affichage qui exécute sa propre fonction JavaScript une fois l’opération de rendu terminée ? » Après quelques recherches, un autre de mes amis a eu la gentillesse de décortiquer pour moi ce problème. Ainsi, pour appeler votre propre fonction au terme du rendu du modèle, vous devez ajouter ceci à la section JavaScript de votre modèle d’affichage. J’entends par là le code JavaScript que vous ajoutez sous la première balise &lt;div&gt; dans la page avec d’autres parties de code JavaScript utilisées pour le rendu de votre modèle. Dans ce code JavaScript, vous devez ajouter une légende similaire à celle-ci :</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; //code à exécuter<BR>});<BR>_#--&gt;</SPAN></P>
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<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Toutefois, cela ne suffit pas à résoudre le problème de Bryan, puisqu’il doit obtenir un ClientContext pour effectuer d’autres appels CSOM. Il s’avère en fin de compte que le simple fait d’ajouter cette section de code dans le délégué ne fonctionne pas, et ce pour la bonne raison que nous ne chargeons pas tous les scripts dans la page des résultats de recherche. Par conséquent, pour obtenir le contexte actuel, vous pouvez appeler Srch.ScriptApplicationManager.get_clientRuntimeContext(). Si vous avez besoin de charger d’autres scripts dans vos modèles d’affichage, vous pouvez utiliser la méthode EnsureScriptFunc en procédant comme ceci : <EM>EnsureScriptFunc("sp.js", "SP.ClientContext", function () { //callback&nbsp; });</EM>.</SPAN></P>
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La version originale est disponible à la page <A href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/12/04/running-client-script-in-a-display-template-after-rendering-is-complete-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx">Running Client Script in a Display Template After Rendering is Complete in SharePoint 2013</A>.</P><!--<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-2D;8"?>-D;-A;<LCX SchemaVersion="6.0" Name="Running-2D;Client-2D;Script-2D;in-2D;a-2D;Display-2D;Template-2D;A.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[Running Client Script in a Display Template After Rendering is Complete in SharePoint 2013]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="1" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:27.0007282Z" />-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, Dec 05 2012]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="2" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:27.0007282Z" />-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">My friend Bryan asked me a good question the other day about how to create&nbsp;a display template that would do its rendering thing, but then run his own javascript function afterwards.&nbsp; After doing some snooping around, one of my other buddies Jesus was good enough to share the magic mystery meat to this problem.&nbsp; To invoke your own function after the template renders, you need to add this the javascript section of your display template -2D; by that I mean in the javascript you add below the first &lt;div&gt; tag in the page with any other js you will use for rendering your template.&nbsp; In that javascript you need to add a callout like this:</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="3" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:27.0007282Z" />-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">&lt;!-2D;-2D;#_<BR></SPAN><SPAN style="FONT-2D;FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-2D;SIZE: small">AddPostRenderCallback(ctx, function()<BR>{&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; //code to execute<BR>});<BR>_#-2D;-2D;&gt;</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="4" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:27.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="5" ItemType="5;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[&nbsp;]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="5" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:27.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="6" ItemType="6;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">Now, this alone was not enough to solve Bryan's problem.&nbsp; He needed to obtain a ClientContext for some additional CSOM calls he wanted to make.&nbsp; As it turns out, just trying to create it in this delegate doesn't work because we don't load all of the scripts in the search results page.&nbsp; So, in order to get the current context you can call Srch.ScriptApplicationManager.get_clientRuntimeContext().&nbsp; If there are other scripts that you need to load in your display templates&nbsp;you can use the EnsureScriptFunc method, like this:&nbsp; <EM>EnsureScriptFunc("sp.js", "SP.ClientContext", function () { //callback&nbsp; });</EM>&nbsp;.</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="6" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:27.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="7" ItemType="7;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[This is a localized blog post. 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J&rsquo;ai lu...]]></description>
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<p><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">J&rsquo;ai lu l&rsquo;autre jour une question qui m&rsquo;a sembl&eacute; int&eacute;ressante&nbsp;: quelqu&rsquo;un demandait des infos sur les aper&ccedil;us miniatures que l&rsquo;on obtient pour les &eacute;l&eacute;ments dans les r&eacute;sultats de recherche dans SharePoint&nbsp;2013. Il disait appr&eacute;cier ce que l&rsquo;on pouvait faire avec des documents Microsoft Office et souhaitait savoir si l&rsquo;on pouvait faire la m&ecirc;me chose avec des fichiers PDF. L&rsquo;une des r&eacute;ponses (exacte) disait qu&rsquo;il &eacute;tait possible de cr&eacute;er une extension WOPI personnalis&eacute;e qui afficherait des fichiers PDF &agrave; l&rsquo;aide d&rsquo;Office Web Apps. L&rsquo;inconv&eacute;nient de cette m&eacute;thode, c&rsquo;est que quelqu&rsquo;un doit r&eacute;diger et tester du code (de confiance totale), le d&eacute;ployer sur votre batterie OWA, puis cr&eacute;er une liaison WOPI dans la batterie SharePoint. L&agrave; encore, une r&eacute;ponse tout &agrave; fait raisonnable si vos exigences l&rsquo;imposent.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Personnellement, en tant que partisan du moindre effort, j&rsquo;ai voulu adopter une approche diff&eacute;rente. Sans vouloir entrer dans les d&eacute;tails, un aper&ccedil;u des r&eacute;sultats de recherche pour des documents Office s&rsquo;obtient simplement par le biais d&rsquo;un iFrame. Alors pourquoi ne pas faire la m&ecirc;me chose pour les documents PDF&nbsp;? Voici comment j&rsquo;ai proc&eacute;d&eacute;&nbsp;:</span></p>
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<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">J&rsquo;ai acc&eacute;d&eacute; &agrave; mon site de centre de recherche et t&eacute;l&eacute;charg&eacute; une copie de Item_PDF.html, qui est le mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;affichage &laquo;&nbsp;pr&ecirc;t &agrave; l&rsquo;emploi&nbsp;&raquo; pour un &eacute;l&eacute;ment PDF dans SharePoint&nbsp;2013. J&rsquo;y ai apport&eacute; les modifications suivantes&nbsp;:</span><ol>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">J&rsquo;ai remplac&eacute; le titre par &laquo;&nbsp;PDF by Steve&nbsp;&raquo;</span></li>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">J&rsquo;ai chang&eacute; la variable hoverUrl dans le code javascript comme suit&nbsp;: "~sitecollection/_catalogs/masterpage/Display Templates/Search/Item_Site_HoverPanel.js"</span></li>
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<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Je l&rsquo;ai enregistr&eacute; sous le nom PDF_Default.html et je suis revenu sur le site de mon centre de recherche SharePoint, puis j&rsquo;ai navigu&eacute; jusqu&rsquo;&agrave; Param&egrave;tres du site...Pages ma&icirc;tres et Mises en page...Mod&egrave;les d&rsquo;affichage...Recherche, puis je l&rsquo;ai t&eacute;l&eacute;charg&eacute;.</span></li>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Je suis revenu aux Param&egrave;tres du site et j&rsquo;ai s&eacute;lectionn&eacute; Types de r&eacute;sultats de recherche dans la section Administration de la collection de sites.</span></li>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">J&rsquo;ai cr&eacute;&eacute; un Type de r&eacute;sultat de recherche et je l&rsquo;ai configur&eacute; comme suit&nbsp;:</span><ol>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Nom&nbsp;: PDF Viewer</span></li>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Quels types de contenus doivent correspondre&nbsp;?&nbsp;:&nbsp; PDF</span></li>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">&Agrave; quoi doivent ressembler ces r&eacute;sultats&nbsp;?&nbsp; :&nbsp; PDF by Steve</span></li>
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<p><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Voil&agrave;, c&rsquo;est termin&eacute;. Un point &agrave; noter tout de m&ecirc;me&nbsp;: &agrave; l&rsquo;&eacute;tape 1b, j&rsquo;ai configur&eacute; le mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;affichage de fa&ccedil;on &agrave; utiliser le panneau de pointage fourni par d&eacute;faut pour les sites. Il est configur&eacute; de fa&ccedil;on &agrave; utiliser un iFrame et &agrave; l&rsquo;afficher sous une forme attrayante&nbsp;; je n&rsquo;ai donc m&ecirc;me pas eu besoin de cr&eacute;er un panneau de pointage. Pour tout vous dire, j&rsquo;en ai bien cr&eacute;&eacute; un, mais celui qui est fourni par d&eacute;faut &eacute;tait tellement plus joli que j&rsquo;ai d&eacute;cid&eacute; de le conserver. R&eacute;sultat final&nbsp;: j&rsquo;obtiens un bel aper&ccedil;u de mes documents PDF dans les r&eacute;sultats de recherche&nbsp;:</span></p>
<p><iframe src="https://skydrive.live.com/embed?cid=96D1F7C6A8655C41&amp;resid=96D1F7C6A8655C41%21782&amp;authkey=ALBoiXWXEV-cv6A" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" width="319" height="194"></iframe></p>
<p><br /><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Voil&agrave;, c&rsquo;est tout ce dont vous avez besoin. Vous trouverez en pi&egrave;ce jointe mon mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;affichage, pour le cas o&ugrave; vous seriez aussi paresseux que moi :-)&nbsp;&nbsp; Joyeux No&euml;l et bonne ann&eacute;e &agrave; tous.</span></p>
<p><strong><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">MISE &Agrave; JOUR&nbsp;: J&rsquo;ai d&eacute;couvert que cette approche avait une limitation importante&nbsp;: elle fonctionne uniquement si vos documents PDF se trouvent sur le m&ecirc;me h&ocirc;te que votre centre de recherche, par exemple s&rsquo;ils sont dans la m&ecirc;me application web. Par cons&eacute;quent, si votre centre de recherche se trouve &agrave; l&rsquo;emplacement <a href="http://www.foo.com">http://www.foo.com</a> et que vos PDF sont dans <a href="http://www.bar.com">http://www.bar.com</a>, ils ne seront pas affich&eacute;s comme &eacute;l&eacute;ments d&rsquo;aper&ccedil;u. Cela est d&ucirc; &agrave; certains en-t&ecirc;tes X-Frame-Options fournis maintenant avec SharePoint. Si vous suivez nos nouvelles recommandations SharePoint&nbsp;2013, qui pr&eacute;conisent d&rsquo;utiliser une seule application web pour votre batterie, vous n&rsquo;aurez pas de probl&egrave;me, mais si vous avez plusieurs applications web ou si vous analysez du contenu de sites non-SharePoint, ce contenu ne sera pas affich&eacute; dans l&rsquo;aper&ccedil;u.</span></strong></p>
<p><strong><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Quelques points &agrave; savoir&nbsp;: - 1) V&eacute;rifiez que vous avez bien install&eacute; la visionneuse Adobe sur l&rsquo;ordinateur sur lequel vous affichez les aper&ccedil;us et 2) Il y a une personne qui m&rsquo;a signal&eacute; que cette approche ne fonctionnait pas avec un navigateur autre qu&rsquo;Internet Explorer.</span></strong></p>
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<p>Ce billet de blog a &eacute;t&eacute; traduit de l&rsquo;anglais. La version originale est disponible &agrave; la page <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>
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PDF</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="12" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:17.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="13" ItemType="13;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">What should these results look like?&nbsp; :&nbsp; PDF by Steve</SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="13" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:17.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="14" ItemType="14;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">That's it -2D; now you're ready to go.&nbsp; One thing to point out here -2D; in step 1b I configured the display template to use the hover panel that comes out of the box for sites.&nbsp; It is configured to use an iFrame and render it nice and pretty, so I didn't even have to create a hover panel for it.&nbsp; As a side note I actually DID do that when I was fooling around, but the out of the box stuff looks so much better than what I can do I figured why fight it -2D; graphical beauty ain't my thing.&nbsp; Once it's done I get a nice preview for my PDF documents in search results, which you can see here:</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="14" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:17.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="15" ItemType="15;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<IFRAME height=194 src="https://skydrive.live.com/embed?cid=96D1F7C6A8655C41&amp;resid=96D1F7C6A8655C41%21782&amp;authkey=ALBoiXWXEV-2D;cv6A" frameBorder=0 width=319 scrolling=no></IFRAME>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="15" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:17.0007282Z" />-D;-A; 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So if you have your search center at <A href="http://www.foo.com">http://www.foo.com</A>, but your PDFs are in <A href="http://www.bar.com">http://www.bar.com</A> then they will not be displayed as preview items.&nbsp; That's because of some X-2D;Frame-2D;Options headers that we send down with SharePoint now.&nbsp;If you are following our new recommendations for SharePoint 2013 to use a single web application for your farm then you will be fine, but if you have multiple web applications or are crawling content from non-2D;SharePoint sites then it will not render in the preview.</SPAN></STRONG>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="17" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:17.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="18" ItemType="18;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A;      <Str Cat="AppData">-D;-A;        <Val><![CDATA[<STRONG></STRONG>&nbsp;]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="18" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:17.0007282Z" />-D;-A; 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      <title>Attribution de licences et modification pour Office Web Apps dans SharePoint 2013</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Article original publi&eacute; le mardi 1er janvier 2013
J&rsquo;ai r&eacute;cemment...]]></description>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Article original publi&eacute; le mardi 1er janvier 2013</p>
<p><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">J&rsquo;ai r&eacute;cemment &eacute;t&eacute; (malheureusement) contraint de m&rsquo;int&eacute;resser de plus pr&egrave;s au mod&egrave;le d&rsquo;attribution de licences afin d&rsquo;autoriser les modifications dans Office Web Apps. S&rsquo;agissant d&rsquo;un processus un peu compliqu&eacute;, j&rsquo;ai pens&eacute; qu&rsquo;il serait judicieux d&rsquo;en fournir ici rapidement les d&eacute;tails. En bref, vous devez&nbsp;:</span></p>
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<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Cr&eacute;er un mappage de licence pour les personnes qui vont apporter des modifications dans Office Web Apps. La cr&eacute;ation de ce mappage de licence s&rsquo;effectue avec l&rsquo;applet de commande New-SPUserLicenseMapping&nbsp;; il vous permet de d&eacute;clarer que &laquo;&nbsp;cette revendication&nbsp;&raquo; est mapp&eacute;e &agrave; &laquo;&nbsp;ce droit&nbsp;&raquo;. La liste des droits est cod&eacute;e en dur et vous pouvez les obtenir &agrave; l&rsquo;aide de l&rsquo;applet de commande Get-SPUserLicense. Pour la modification dans Office Web Apps, vous devez utiliser le droit OfficeWebAppsEdit. La valeur de &laquo;&nbsp;cette revendication&nbsp;&raquo; peut &ecirc;tre un groupe Active Directory ou toute autre revendication qu&rsquo;auront vos utilisateurs. Une fois le mappage cr&eacute;&eacute;, vous devez l&rsquo;ajouter et activer l&rsquo;attribution des licences. Pour plus d&rsquo;informations, voir <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219627">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219627</a></span>.</li>
<li><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">utiliser le commutateur -EditingEnabled lorsque vous cr&eacute;ez la batterie de serveurs Office Web Apps&nbsp;; vous pouvez &eacute;galement l&rsquo;utiliser avec l&rsquo;applet de commande Set-OfficeWebAppsFarm a posteriori. Pour plus d&rsquo;informations, voir <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219436">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219436</a></span>.</li>
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<p><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Un script PowerShell complet pourrait ressembler &agrave; ce qui suit (en supposant que j&rsquo;utilise une appartenance &agrave; un groupe AD nomm&eacute; &laquo;&nbsp;OWA Editors&nbsp;&raquo; comme revendication n&eacute;cessaire pour apporter des modifications)&nbsp;:</span></p>
<p><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">#REMARQUE&nbsp;: &eacute;tant donn&eacute; qu&rsquo;on utilise un groupe de s&eacute;curit&eacute; AD, j&rsquo;utilise le param&egrave;tre -SecurityGroup<br />#Avec l&rsquo;authentification bas&eacute;e sur les formulaires, j&rsquo;utiliserais plut&ocirc;t les param&egrave;tres -Role et -RoleProvider<br />#Avec SAML, j&rsquo;utiliserais plut&ocirc;t les param&egrave;tres -ClaimType, -OriginalProvider et <br />#-Value. En guise d&rsquo;alternative, vous pouvez utiliser simplement -Claim avec un param&egrave;tre SPClaim <br />$a = New-SPUserLicenseMapping -SecurityGroup "OWA Editors" &ndash;License OfficeWebAppsEdit<br />$a | Add-SPUserLicenseMapping<br />Enable-SPUserLicensing<br />New-OfficeWebAppsFarm -Verbose -InternalUrl <a href="https://<machinename">https://&lt;nom_ordinateur</a>&gt; -ExternalUrl <a href="https://<fully.qualified.machine.name">https://&lt;nom_domaine_complet_ordinateur</a>&gt; -CertificateName &lt;nom_convivial_certificat_&eacute;tape_pr&eacute;c&eacute;dente&gt; -ClipartEnabled -TranslationEnable -EditingEnabled</span></p>
<p><span style="font-family: trebuchet ms,geneva; font-size: small;">Pour plus d&rsquo;informations sur la configuration d&rsquo;Office Web Apps dans votre batterie de serveurs, vous pouvez &eacute;galement consulter mon pr&eacute;c&eacute;dent billet &agrave; l&rsquo;adresse suivante&nbsp;: <a href="http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint_fr/archive/2012/09/20/configuration-d-office-web-apps-dans-sharepoint-2013.aspx">http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint_fr/archive/2012/09/20/configuration-d-office-web-apps-dans-sharepoint-2013.aspx</a></span>.</p>
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<p>Ce billet de blog a &eacute;t&eacute; traduit de l&rsquo;anglais. La version originale est disponible &agrave; la page <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>
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This license mapping is created with the New-2D;SPUserLicenseMapping cmdlet, and it allows you to say "this claim" maps to "this right".&nbsp; The list of rights is hard-2D;coded, and you can get them with the Get-2D;SPUserLicense cmdlet.&nbsp; For editing Office Web Apps you want to use the OfficeWebAppsEdit right.&nbsp; The "this claim" can be an Active Directory group or any other claim that your users are going to have.&nbsp;After you've created the mapping you want to add the mapping and turn on licensing. &nbsp;For more details see <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj219627">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj219627.</A></SPAN> ]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="4" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:12.0007282Z" />-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">When you create the Office Web Apps farm use the -2D;EditingEnabled switch; you can also use this with the Set-2D;OfficeWebAppsFarm cmdlet after the fact.&nbsp; For more details see <A href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj219436">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-2D;us/library/jj219436.</A> </SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="5" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:12.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="6" ItemType="6;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">So a complete PowerShell script for this would look something like this (assuming I'm using membership in an AD group called "OWA Editors" as the claim required to edit):</SPAN>]]]]><![CDATA[></Val>-D;-A;      </Str>-D;-A;      <Disp Order="6" />-D;-A;      <Modified By="system" DateTime="2013-2D;01-2D;23T04:24:12.0007282Z" />-D;-A; 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-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;23T04:24:12.0007282Z" />-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;23T04:24:12.0007282Z" />-D;-A;    </Item>-D;-A;    <Item ItemId="9" ItemType="9;html" PsrId="22" Leaf="true">-D;-A; 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<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Eric Lawrence aborde ce sujet dans l’un de ses billets de blog sur Fiddler. Mais à moins de savoir exactement ce que vous cherchez, vous risquez d’avoir du mal à localiser les informations qui vous intéressent. Je vais donc vous parler de ce sujet en y ajoutant le point de vue d’un utilisateur de SharePoint. Nous recommandons souvent aux gens d’utiliser Fiddler pour tenter d’y voir un peu plus clair s’ils ont des problèmes avec leurs sites web. Cet outil est particulièrement utile si des problèmes se manifestent lors de l’utilisation de l’authentification SAML. Le problème, c’est que les modifications apportées en 2010 en matière de traitement des liaisons d’authentification rendent cette tâche quasiment impossible avec les réglages par défaut. Par conséquent, si vous exécutez Fiddler et que vous essayez de vous authentifier avec SAML sur un site SharePoint, vous serez invité à entrer vos informations d’identification à trois reprises et vous recevrez en prime une page d’erreur dans IIS.</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Afin de contourner ce problème, vous devez ajouter un script à Fiddler. Pour cela, ouvrez Fiddler (j’utilise la version 4.4.1.1 ; celle-ci change assez fréquemment, donc il est possible que votre interface utilisateur soit légèrement différente). Accédez à Rules (Règles), sélectionnez le menu Customize Rules (Personnaliser des règles), puis faites défiler le script jusqu’à ce que vous trouviez la fonction OnPeekAtResponseHeaders. Là, vous pouvez ajouter du code pour contourner le problème d’authentification. Tout d’abord, voici le code que vous allez ajouter :</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">if (oSession.isHTTPS &amp;&amp; oSession.responseCode == 401) <BR>{ <BR>&nbsp;// Pour utiliser des informations d’identification autres que vos informations d’identification de connexion Windows, <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; // affectez "domain\\username:password" à X-AutoAut <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">Ce qui est important à noter ici, c’est que ce script tente d’utiliser vos informations d’identification Windows lors de la demande d’authentification. Il applique aussi la couleur rose à l’arrière-plan des invites d’authentification dans la fenêtre Fiddler, mais vous pouvez évidemment modifier ou supprimer cet aspect. Si vous souhaitez utiliser un autre jeu d’informations d’identification lors de l’authentification, vous pouvez remplacer « default » par domain\\username, comme je l’explique dans le script. Ce n’est pas parfait, mais cela a le mérite de fonctionner pour ADFS et c’est mieux que de ne pas avoir de suivi Fiddler du tout.</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: trebuchet ms,geneva; FONT-SIZE: small">Pour plus d’informations, vous pouvez visiter le billet d’Eric à ce sujet à l’adresse <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>Ce billet de blog a été traduit de l’anglais. La version originale est disponible à la page <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;23T04:24:28.0007282Z" />-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;23T04:24:28.0007282Z" />-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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