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  The web UI depends on the built-in web service, which can present itself for a sizeable weak link inside SharePoint solution. Moreover, and a lot of importantly, it also forces any third party software that uses the online market place service to share it's limitations. My general advice is to first look at with certainty if your own requirements would mean you can hit this and some other barriers. If you may get away with the web UI and it works for your organization then you definately are in luck. If not, you will either need to re-architect, custom build, or a buy a tool to touch base to your tree associated with sites, lists, and libraries. There are already many of the largest US and international law firms using tools of this type. I was initially taken aback by this until I saw the asking price of traditional document management systems that lawyers and big corporations have been using.
  
  But not just were they proprietary, sole systems, but they were 10-30 times the price tag on a SharePoint based options. Savings in the millions can be extremely motivating and the success stories are backing up the decisions made during the last few years by ahead of time adopters. It is crucial for you to note that not everyone who invested in document management on SharePoint offers lived happily ever when. I generally feel that most early adopters get burned and you only hear about people who pulled it off of. The good news these days is there are numerous real world versions and success stories to help draw from. So where does the rich client squeeze into all this.
  
  With the Microsoft Office connectors, an individual document library in SharePoint may be added as a save you location for use from Office pro plus, but you should do that for every document library you want to see, one at a time. Otherwise, you have to avoid wasting your Word document to the desktop and then add it after. Let's not forget that using the wealthy clients (Office applications) fails to solve the problems with the web service limitations as well. That's not acceptable progress than the old way of applying file shares.
  
  The some other big buzz with using SharePoint is that you can store collaborative email boxes which had been painfully kept in Exchange in SharePoint. The problem is: how does one gets mail there from an Outlook client? It is possible to mail enable and send out mail there, but there are numerous negatives to this that basically make it a non-viable solution. There are plenty of articles on this so that i will refrain from covering it here.

   

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