Use content types to store different types of document in the same document library
Document libraries just store documents. But add content types and you can store invoices, quotations, performance reports, or any other type of document you care to define. This recipe shows you how.
Getting ready
This recipe works for:
SharePoint 2010 Foundation
SharePoint 2010 Standard Edition
SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Edition
Office 365 (SharePoint Online)
You will need a SharePoint site with a document library where you want to add content types. You will need to pre-create some document content types as described in the creating a content type recipe in Chapter 1, Getting Started—SharePoint Essentials. This recipe uses a SharePoint 2010 Team Site for illustration with pre-created invoice and quotation content types.
You will need the Design or Fu ll Control permission level to run this recipe.
How to do it...
Open the SharePoint Team Site that you want to enable versioning.
Open the Shared Documents link in...