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by Ameet Phadnis
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The 12 hive

The ones who have used the previous version of SharePoint are aware of the hive term. Basically, it refers to the c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12. In the SharePoint 2003 world it used to be the 60 hive which pointed to c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\60. These directories are the starting places for SharePoint. In WSS 3 it is the 12 hive. The reason I have included this at the start of the article is because in the remainder of the article I will not be mentioning the complete folder path but will just use the word 12 hive.

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Title: And for wss v3?
Name: Omar Damiani
Date: 5/2/2008 8:56:04 AM
Comment:
But this works only for MOSS 2007, for wss v3 what do you have to do to create/add a new Master Page?

For wss v3 in the Site Settings you don't have "Master Page" voice in the "Look and Feel" menù (as explained in the "Assigning your Master Page to your site" section of this article...)

Title: great article
Name: klibey
Date: 4/25/2008 11:32:50 AM
Comment:
you mentioned in the part about adding the sitemap provider to the web.config file...
siteMapFile="Menu.sitemap"

this makes sense, the only thing I am wondering is
where would I drop my sitemap file at?

Thanks for the excellent resource,

Klibey

Title: WSS or Moss
Name: Manuelito
Date: 9/6/2007 7:51:00 AM
Comment:
Hi,
I think it's about master pages for WSS and MOSS (because you show us snapshots of moss publishing sites)

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