Collaborative Application Markup Language, or CAML for short, is an XML-based language that SharePoint uses for queries, configuration, and rendering of data in addition to other uses. CAML has some similiarities to SQL in function.

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A SharePoint document library is a specialized form of list, used to store documents.

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A web part is a reusable piece of content or functionality that is inserted into a web part page. SharePoint supports web parts and web part pages and utilizes web parts heavily for creating the user experience.

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SharePoint 2003 refers to the version 2 products of the SharePoint product line, including SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and Windows SharePoint Services 2.

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SharePoint is a collaboration solution from Microsoft. There are two distinct versions of SharePoint, one free version, referred to as SharePoint Services, and a paid product, referred to as SharePoint Server.

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SharePoint 2007 is another name for version 3 of the SharePoint platform, including Windows SharePoint Services 3 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.

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WSS is short for Windows SharePoint Services, and is the version of SharePoint included in Microsoft Windows Server 2003.

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SharePoint Server refers to the enterprise versions of the SharePoint platform, not to be confused with Windows SharePoint Services.

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Moss 2007 is an abbrviation for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.

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