Creating and Using Shared Workspaces with Windows SharePoint Services
After you sign in to WSS, you can go in several directions.
Jump into a document library to grab the content you need
Add content to an existing library
Navigate to a project workspace to check task lists, schedules, and agenda items
Create or edit your own site or workspace
Note
Keep in mind that WSS provides administrators a great deal of flexibility to assign and limit rights. So, you might have rights to add and edit pages or even create new workspaces on one site, but just read-only access to documents on another.
Understanding the Workspace
A WSS shared workspace (such as the example shown in Figure 3-1) can consist of any combination of document libraries, lists (such as calendars, ...
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