7 years after Google Docs. What am I missing?
8 years after EditGrid.
Microsoft Brings Real-Time Collaboration To Free Office Web Apps
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Re: Microsoft Brings Real-Time Collaboration To Free Office Web Apps
#12I think I don't get the point. Real-time collaboration is something we have already (google docs, hackpad, ...). And besides, if it's true that it works only for IE, what's the point? EDIT: A guy in this thread told it works only for IE, then this statement was fixed in "also works on Chrome". Since I'm a GNU/Linux user I could not verify myself.
Where did you see that it only works in IE?
Re: Microsoft Brings Real-Time Collaboration To Free Office Web Apps
#137 years after Google Docs. What am I missing?
So just because other tools have this feature it is bad that Office gets it too? I use Microsoft Office and this is certainly a welcomed feature.
Re: Microsoft Brings Real-Time Collaboration To Free Office Web Apps
#14I think I don't get the point. Real-time collaboration is something we have already (google docs, hackpad, ...). And besides, if it's true that it works only for IE, what's the point? EDIT: A guy in this thread told it works only for IE, then this statement was fixed in "also works on Chrome". Since I'm a GNU/Linux user I could not verify myself.
Who said it only works in IE? Works in Chrome for me.
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#15This does not work at all well in browsers other than IE.
Yes it does. This is hokum and misinformation.
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#177 years after Google Docs. What am I missing?
So just because other tools have this feature it is bad that Office gets it too? I use Microsoft Office and this is certainly a welcomed feature.
This feature has been essential for so many years that I've stopped using Office entirely. Most of my docs are shared and edited among a few collaborators.
I'll reconsider office 1.) when it is free 2.) when it works seamlessly on a Mac.
Re: Microsoft Brings Real-Time Collaboration To Free Office Web Apps
#18This does not work at all well in browsers other than IE.
Hey, this statement generated a mess up the thread! You troll! :D
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#19It is free? MS released their main product for free? Unbelievable. Their must be some catch here or I am missing something, either functional restrictions or buying a skydrive account. Well, looking forward to trying this out. Potential to be big in academic environments, especially with formatting fidelity.
Re: Microsoft Brings Real-Time Collaboration To Free Office Web Apps
#20I think I don't get the point. Real-time collaboration is something we have already (google docs, hackpad, ...). And besides, if it's true that it works only for IE, what's the point? EDIT: A guy in this thread told it works only for IE, then this statement was fixed in "also works on Chrome". Since I'm a GNU/Linux user I could not verify myself.
>EDIT: A guy in this thread told it works only for IE, then this statement was fixed in "also works on Chrome". Since I'm a GNU/Linux user I could not verify myself.
I'm pretty sure there's a version of Chrome for Linux.