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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... Microsoft Office SharePoint Services 2007

"But for Web publishing, the key issue is Word conversion, and here MOSS 2007 still strikes us as a tad immature. Upon conversion, the entire text of the Word document goes into a single field in the CMS. If you want more granular conversion, you have to write a converter routine to do so. To convert a Word document, you find in SharePoint and right-click. The SharePoint folder must be mapped to a particular locale in your website. Seems a git clumsy. "

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MS CMS 2002 -- Before the End of the Year?

01-May-2002

After making only modest revisions to the Resolution product it acquired (a decision we heartily applauded), Microsoft developed more expansive plans for Version 2.0, tentatively titled "MS CMS 2002." It would become a true .NET server and stitch up a comparatively glaring hole in MS Office conversion capabilities. This next version was originally due out this Spring (i.e. now), but Microsoft is currently setting expectations in the channel to look for a late Summer or even early Autumn release. Taking the time to do this upgrade right may well be a good idea, but we know of several firms on the fence about the product, waiting to see what (likely significant) changes the next version has in store....
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- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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