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SharePoint 2010 : Create a Subsite (part 2) - Create a Subsite Without Microsoft Silverlight Installed

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12/24/2010 9:06:29 AM

Create a Subsite Without Microsoft Silverlight Installed

When you don’t have Microsoft Silverlight, the Create dialog offers some popular site templates under the Pages and Sites category, and it also has the link Sites and Workspaces. Clicking this link opens a page that allows you to select a template and specify the new site’s settings, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3. The site creation page when you don’t have Microsoft Silverlight installed.


All the settings in this page are the same as the settings in the More Options dialog explained earlier, with the exception that in this page you also select the template for the new site. To choose the template, click on the tabs for the template categories, and then choose a template from the list of available templates shown here. For example, under the Collaboration tab shown in Figure 3, you can choose the Team Site template to create a team site, or switch to the Publishing tab to choose the Publishing Site template or the Enterprise Wiki template.

When you are finished setting the options for the new site, click the Create button to create the site. The new site opens unless you have chosen to have unique permissions for the site. In that case, the permissions setting page for the site opens first (see Figure 4).

Figure 4. The permissions setting page for a site with unique permissions.

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