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When the Command Button Wizard builds the button for you, it builds a macro or an event procedure containing Visual Basic code to store with the form For example, you can use the wizard to add a command button to print the current record in the Current Workorders form To add this button, start the wizard, choose the Record Operations category and the Print Record action in the first dialog box, and then click Finish to accept the remaining default options

HTML/aspx code (a content or web part page), gives the appearance of multiple pages in the same site (the outer portion of the page remains the same) Users can design these pages by dragging and dropping list views and web parts on them and then rearranging them to suit their taste and information needs Of all the kinds of site types, the least distinction seems to be between site pages; it only matters which controls are on the page A WSS site page, for example, has a Search Control that searches local content A SharePoint site page has the Office Service Search Control that provides access to the application wide search Again, the actual content portion of the page is defined by whatever the user wants Supported by all SharePoint Products (and accessible to Microsoft Office Site Creation), the Collaboration and Meeting type site definitions all provide a similar layout:

The wizard creates an embedded macro that carries out the action you selected Look at the button s Event tab on the Property Sheet and you will see [Embedded macro] in the On Click property This indicates the action that will take place when you click the control See 19 for more information about creating and using macros

records as one continuous form on multiple pages If you want to print only the current record, choose Record Operations and Print Record in the Command Button Wizard dialog box

The basic composition of the page is the same individual lists (and web parts) appear on the content portion of the page if they are defined by the Site Template (or added by the user) As shown next, this happens to be the default Team Site definition and is showing the optional tree view navigation Note that the content here the lists (Calendar, Tasks, and so on) and the document library (Shared Documents) is automatically created at the same time as the site, but they do not have any actual content (items) in them One exception is

In 6, you saw how to add a hyperlink field to a table and how to insert a hyperlink address in the field You can click a hyperlink in a table to jump to a different address for

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the Picture Web Part displaying the WSS Logo (this is a web part that will display any image, but in this case it happens to point to an image installed with SharePoint) Notice also that there are existing List Views on the page (Announcements, Calendar, and Links), though these are views of the lists pre-created with the site Also by default, the lists created appear on the Quick Launch Bar on the left; they appear here because the lists themselves have this option turned on (lists don t have to be shown on the page or at the Quick Launch) For historical reference, this is essentially the same template that Team Services used way back when When a WSS site is created under MOSS, it is pretty much the same although the Login/out and personal links are shown and the site can optionally include the Navigation bar from the MOSS site