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SharePoint Desktop Explorer - from Bamboo Solutions
SharePoint has good integration with Office 2003, where users can open, edit, and save files directly from Microsoft applications into the SharePoint repository. However, if your users are not using Office 2003, using the repository is not as easy. The SharePoint Desktop Explorer Web Part, integrated in your desktop explorer, allows you to check files in and out directly from Windows Explorer and any client-side applications that use standard Windows Open and Save As dialogs. Users can keep their document checked out and upload changes to SharePoint, allowing the latest changes to be available to SharePoint users, as well as upload new documents all from Windows Explorer or the client-side application itself. Users can also set up as many connections to SharePoint Portal Services and Windows SharePoint Services as needed. This Windows desktop shell extension
| Product Feature Set Support | SPS 2003, WSS 2.0 |
MOSS 2007, WSS 3.0 |
Desktop Explorer |
| Check files in and out of SharePoint from Windows Explorer and/or any client-side application |  |
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| Undo check out using context menus in Windows Explorer and standard Windows Open and Save As dialogs from any application. | |
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| Set up connections to multiple SharePoint servers. | |
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| Navigate through SharePoint server sites and document libraries just as you would in Windows Explorer. | |
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| Upload a copy of your latest edits to a document without having to check the document back into SharePoint. | |
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| Upload new documents to SharePoint from Windows Explorer and/or client-side applications. | |
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| Coming Soon! Drag and drop files from your Windows Desktop to SharePoint | R1.1 | ||
 Includes partial support for this feature. Custom coding may be required. |
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Benefits
Ensure your SharePoint document repository is up-to-date by making it easier for your users to access and update documents from third party applications and their Windows Desktop.
