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Nov 20
2012

SharePointBoost releases SharePoint List Transfer

Enables SharePoint end-users to copy and move documents or list items across SharePoint libraries and lists in the cloud.
SharePointBoost announces the release of the newly developed SharePoint List Transfer. Users now have the capability to easily copy and move documents or list items across SharePoint libraries and list.

In an increasingly complex and demanding marketplace, SharePointBoost's developers have created this add-on to help increase efficiency by making bulk movement of documents and lists across SharePoint straightforward and fast.

SharePoint List Transfer does away with the time consuming and complex operation of moving documents around in this very easy to use add-on. It is a simple "point and click" and your documents will be exactly where you want them without any metadata loss. Here are some of the other great features you will find in SharePoint List Transfer: The ability for users to bulk copy or move documents, list items, pictures and folders across SharePoint lists; Users can map columns manually and use the tree view to select the destination; A virtual clipboard enables users to copy or move files immediately (for SharePoint 2010 only); It supports most popular list types; and Users have the ability to duplicate an item for quick record creation with a progress bar.

SharePointBoost is committed to tackling any difficult problems that might arise during the installation or use of SharePoint List Transfer.

More information, please visit: http://www.sharepointboost.com/sharepoint-list-transfer.html
Source:http://www.1888pressrelease.com/sharepointboost-releases-sharepoint-list-transfer-pr-424672.html
 
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