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Gathering MOSS: New Dev-Centric Features In Office SharePoint Server Keep Your Apps Rolling

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Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 provides great portal and search features and much more, and Ted Pattison puts them to good use here.

Ted Pattison

MSDN Magazine August 2006

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