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Using a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services-compatible calendar and e-mail program, you can create one workspace for a recurring meeting series or for multiple related meetings. The Meeting Workspace will automatically include features that enable you to manage the information for all the meeting dates.
Example of a workspace site for a recurring or related meetings
1 All the dates that a Meeting Workspace covers show in the Meeting Series list.
2 To see the information that applies to a specific meeting, click its date.
If you originally created a Meeting Workspace that includes just one meeting, you can link another meeting to it. The workspace site will automatically update to include the features for managing multiple meetings.Behavior of list Web Parts and pages
You can add pages to the workspace site to organize the content in a different way. When you add a page, you specify whether the new page appears for all the meetings or only the meeting that is currently selected. For each meeting, you can add up to ten date-specific pages. You can also add up to ten pages that show for all meetings.
Web Parts for the lists, libraries, and other features that you add to a new page (not the home page) will appear only on that page. If the page is set to appear for all the meetings, then its Web Parts will also appear for all the meetings. However, the items in the Web Parts will show by default only for the meeting where the items were added. If you want the items to appear for all meetings, you can change the list or library displayed in the Web Part to turn on content sharing.
1 The home page and an additional page display for this meeting date.
2 Only the home page displays for this meeting date.
3 The Tasks Web Part displays on the home page for both meeting dates, but the items in the list are specific to each date.