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Storing Documents in the Library

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Storing Documents in the Library

A SharePoint Document Library is a central depository of files you can share with company employees, team members and permissible members with access. Within the Document Library you can create a list of common documents for a project, documented procedures, and company wide documents for departments such as human resources or finance. When you first install SharePoint 2003, the Web site comes with a built-in document library called shared documents. This is located on the Quick Launch bar as well as on the Documents And Lists page.

Upload a Document

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Log into your SharePoint server with your domain account and password.

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On the main Home page, click Create Manage Content under the Actions Sidebar.

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On the Documents And Lists page, click Create.

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Click Document Library, and then type the name of the document library for creating a new page.

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Click Upload Document.

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Type the location of the document, or click Browse to search for the document on your system.

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Type the name of the owner and a brief description.

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Select the status of the document, and then click Save.

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Click the Save And Close button.

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Did You Know?

You can check documents in and out. SharePoint's document management system ensures that only one person at a time can access a file. You can check out a document by clicking the Content menu in the Document Library, and then clicking Check Out.


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