Document Versioning in SharePoint 2010

There might be a time when you would need to restore files back to an older version if any inadvertent change happens. You would also like to track changes for auditing purposes. So how does SharePoint allow creating different versions of documents? How does version history work? What are the different types of versions we can maintain for our library or list and how can we revert back to an older version? For more details click here.

How Check-in and Check-out work in SharePoint

SharePoint is a collaborative platform. A central feature is the ability to share documents with other users. But what if multiple users try to edit the same document at the same time? This can lead to versioning conflicts and confusion about changes. How can this be prevented?
SharePoint provides a feature called document Check-In and Check-Out. The purpose is to exclusively lock a document for modification by a user. Once the changes are complete the user can check-in the updated document to release the lock and make the changes visible to other users. For more details click here.

Window SharePoint Service (WSS) 3.0 Vs Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007

Window SharePoint Service (WSS) 3.0 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 both provide a platform for communication, collaborative development, content management, search capability etc. But how do they differ from each other, what benefits do each of them provide over other, in which scenario to use WSS and in which to use MOSS? To learn about these, click here.