Open your browser and point it to the default SharePoint Web site??”say,
http://demo/Pages/Default.aspx.
2. Click Site Actions on the top-right corner and then select Create Site.
3. Type the title of the site and a short description.
4. Choose the URL name??”http://demo/newsite, for example.
5. Select the Collaboration (Team Site), Meetings, Enterprise, and Publishing
settings from the respective tabs.
6. Click Create to complete the creation of the Web site. Now you have created a
new site within the SharePoint environment.
7. Click Site Actions once again (in your new site) and then select Create.
8. Select Web Part Page (from the right-hand column).
9. Type a name for the page (e.g., presence.aspx).
10. Choose a Full Page, Vertical layout.
11. Click Create to complete the Web Part page creation.
12. Click Add a Web Part in any of the columns. The page is divided into a header,
footer, left column, middle column, and right column.
13. Scroll down and select Site Users Web Part. Figure B.17 shows the list of Web
Parts available.
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14. Select Home Members from the Groups available under the Site Users Web Part.
15. Click New and then select Add Users from the drop-down list.
16. Type the Users or Groups on which you want to track presence, or click the Add
all authenticated users link.
17. Click OK. Leave the Web page open.
Figure B.17 SharePoint Web Parts
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