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One doc, two access points

  Asked By: Abhilash Kurlekar         Date: Dec 26, 2009      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 182
 

I previously worked with a group who used Microsoft Visual Source
Safe. We could place a source document in one directory, and then in
a seperate directory create a "link" that points back to the same
source doc.

Two access points to the same document. It worked great.

Does anyone know if this can also be done in a Windows Sharepoint
site?

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Answer #1       Answered By: Hiral Daftary          Answered On: Dec 26, 2009       

Yes, it can be done using the Event Sink in the Document Library.
Unfortunately at this point it requires some coding to achieve this

In addition, Microsoft Office Sharepoint Portal offers the listing
feature which is pretty much what you are referring too.

 
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