There are 17 here:

http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2007/05/03/top-17-case-studies-for-microsoft-office-sharepoint-server-2007-and-several-new-moss-based-web-sites.aspx

Monk for SharePoint 2007 lets you document certain aspects of SharePoint 2007 deployments in the form of HTML documents that are based on an HTML template that is easy to adjust.

Such as:

Documents site web parts
Documents site features
Documents site roles
Documents site lists
Documents list fields
Documents list views
Documents list content types
Generates HTML documentation

Deserves a look i think!

http://www.lcbridge.nl/download/monk.htm

Combined Knowledge as some useful downloads on:

How to configure Email Enabled Lists in Moss2007 RTM using Exchange 2003
Code Access Security in SharePoint 2007 for Administrators
Demo - Inplace Upgrade of SPS 2003 Medium Farm to 2007 RTM
Modify Alert Notifications using AlertTemplates.xml in SharePoint 2007
Demo - resetting customized sites and configuring search after an Upgrade to 2007 RTM

All fab stuff: http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Downloads%202007.htm

http://office.microsoft.com/download/afile.aspx?AssetID=AM101638541033

"This book provides information and guidelines to lead a team through the steps of planning the deployment of a solution based on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. The audiences for this book are business application specialists, line-of-business specialists, information architects, IT generalists, program managers, and infrastructure specialists who are planning a solution based on Office SharePoint Server 2007. This book also includes links to planning worksheets for recording information related to your planning and deployment activities."

This is the first part of the downloadable book on planning and architecture for SharePoint Server 2007, there are linkswhere to get the rest in this Word document.

http://blog.spsclerics.com/articles/9253.aspx

Thanks for this Stramit!

<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=03607516-cbec-4724-b4a4-aa7f09304ba5&amp;displaylang=en">Download details: SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Discovery Kit</a>

<b>Overview</b>
The SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Discovery Kit includes a series of discovery labs that go beyond learning about a particular component of SharePoint Portal Server 2003 to understanding how to build a divisional portal site solution, how to deploy Web applications that integrate tightly with the portal site environment, how to use SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services to track and analyze portal site usage, and lastly, how to customize the portal site user interface.

There are 6 labs in the SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Discovery Kit. The lab manuals includes a description of the business scenario that is addressed by the lab, the teaching objectives of the lab, step-by-step instructions, dependencies for each lab and the expected amount of time needed for the lab assuming a basic familiarity with Windows SharePoint Services and limited SharePoint Portal Server 2003 experience.

SharePoint Explorer. The Dot Net Factory’s SharePoint Explorer is an Internet Explorer add-on that provides users with an easy to use way to navigate any SharePoint Portal or Windows SharePoint Services site. SharePoint sites suffer from a lack of a unified hierarchical view of what sites you have access to, how to get there, and where you are in the hierarchy. SharePoint Explorer is the first client-based product to address this navigation issue for browsing any SharePoint site. SharePoint Explorer displays an explorer-like navigation tree of the Areas, Sites and Sub-Sites for the servers you select. SharePoint Explorer also provides powerful features for administrators, including links to common administrative tasks. For an administrative user, these task links are presented in the Admin Tasks node.

http://www.thedotnetfactory.com/SPExplorer.aspx

The Dot Net Factory’s Active Directory WebManager is a completely web-based user and group administration tool. Its flexible architecture allows it to be deployed both as a powerful tool for expert administrators as well as a task-restricted interface for delegated management by less technical or even casual business users.

http://www.thedotnetfactory.com/ADWebManager.aspx

http://www.blogs.jpworks.be/Tom/PermaLink.aspx?guid=983ea9cf-3b9b-416e-8a49-d1152c7af60c

Yes there is, it is very careful about security which is good so it takes a little care to set up, but worth it I'm sure!