Need a quick way to share documents online? Check out Zoho Viewer - you just select a file from your computer and specify the amount of time you'd like the file to be available. I tried it with a Microsoft Word document as well as an Adobe PDF document. Once the file is uploaded, just provide the URL to anyone who needs to view it. No sign up is required. I think this would be great for those documents too big for email! If you want to delete the file, you have to email the Zoho folks - this will probably change once this product gets out of beta.
Zoho has a suite of other useful products - check out Zoho Meeting. Have one-on-one meetings online ... at no charge.
Also, try Zoho Docs. Create a doc on your desktop and then save it in a Zoho folder so you can work on it at home or anywhere you can access the Internet. Share the file or files with others by providing their email addresses and access permission (read only or read/write).
Check it out: http://viewer.zoho.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoho_Office_Suite
My test viewer document: http://viewer.zoho.com/docs/jrecbj
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Friday, January 16, 2009
Monday, January 5, 2009
Live collaboration on text documents
I've signed up to beta test Etherpad, an online application that allows real-time collaboration on documents. It does not require downloading or installation of any software packages. But, unlike many web applications, it does not require registration, either. Simply click “Create a Pad” on the homepage and you will open a new editing session. You can then copy and send the URL of the session to anyone you want to invite. By opening the link, they join in the editing.
Each person can write simultaneously and the text is updated in real time. And each person is assigned a different highlight color so it is easy to see who has typed what.
Just wondering if this application would work for storyboard/SME content development? I'll let you know how it goes...
Check it out: http://etherpad.com/
Labels:
collaboration,
documents,
online
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