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How to access your Sharepoint Site using Document Connection

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Document Connection is somewhat of a Mac OS alternative to sharepoint workspace. This guide will show you how to use Microsoft Document Connection to connect to a SharePoint site. Microsoft Document Connection is a feature that is included in Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Service Pack 2 (SP2). It can be used to connect to documents that are located on a SharePoint site or Microsoft Office Live Workspace.

 

Start Microsoft Document Connection.

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To do this, in Finder, under Applications, and then click "Your Office Version".

Edit Document Connection Preferences

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On the menu bar, click Document Connection, and then click Preferences.

Enable Basic Authentication

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1. In the Preferences window, make sure that the Enable Basic Authentication check box is selected.

2. Close the Preferences window.

Add Location

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In the main window, click Add Location, and then click Connect to a SharePoint Site.

Enter Address

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In the Site Address box, enter the main site collection address for the SharePoint site

Authenticate

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Authentication should be set to Username and password

Note Username and password will be the same as what was used to log on to your companyweb.

Access your documents

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You should now have access to the documents in the SharePoint site collection.

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