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Metadata is cool, viewing those documents next to contacts & other info is nice sometimes, & file servers get really messy. The вЂњOnline workspace to share information and work with others more efficientlyвЂќ for the вЂњCollaborationвЂќ version of Office Live really gives you a nicer way to store Word & Excel documents in a central location. In our corp, we use Exchange which adds some neat capabilities, all 5,000+ desktops have Office 2003 on them, everyone has only IE6вЂ¦ and SharePointвЂ™s desktop-software-requiring javascript works for everyone. ItвЂ™s what I do in my day job, and for an Microsoft Shop Fortune 500 company, SharePoint really isnвЂ™t that horrible. Office Live is just a smaller/weird version of Microsoft SharePoint.

WEB BASED SVN CLIENT PDF

The one feature that has caused a few to install the software has been easy creation of pdf files.ДЄs Open Office specifically improves on compatibility and (hopefully) the User Experience, thereвЂ™s less of a pressing need to stick with Office. I have done demos for Open Office with friends (including an accountant) and they are usually impressed by the features. This is where Microsoft can lose $ quickly. Many can do well without perfect Excel compatibility (95% cuts it fine). Small Business customers donвЂ™t necessarily use the advanced features such as Pivot tables that Open Office has trouble with. Small Business Users are the ones in the lurch. The Cost Benefit Analysis is pretty cut and dry, especially since the software is already in-house. Large Business Customers will continue to use Office. With what I wrote I was talking specifically about Small Business customers. (If I had the ability, I would put the вЂњtrolling hatвЂќ next to this ENTIRE news post if possible)ДЄgreed. Knowing that Microsoft Office Live would be released today, what IвЂ™m curious to know is did 37signals purposely release Campfire today in order to distract us from the Office Live release? In reference to the comment by the author of this post and DHH that Microsoft should be providing other import/export standards вЂ¦ well, the last time I looked I didnвЂ™t see any importing features in BaseCamp. E-mail, web hosting, SharePoint like services would make most small business owners drool. Now I havenвЂ™t used Microsoft Office Live yet but have to say that I am very intrigue by the options it provides, especially for FREE. When reading this post, nothing but red flags, bells and whistles went off in my head saying вЂњwould it be possible that 37signals is trying to SPIN the news in their favorвЂќ. Well, no one can say that 37signals does have great marketing вЂ¦ most of which is done by the author of this news post. Perhaps a new slogan is in order, вЂњBasecampвЂ¦as simple as you want to beвЂќ).

(A-la-carte integration into Basecamp would be nice). Would Basecamp fit in? IвЂ™m not sure.ДЄnother option could be to create your own вЂњentryвЂќ level with all of the other RoR apps that are popping up. It seems like they are creating an a-la-carte dashboard over there. HereвЂ™s a thought - Instead of knocking companies like, why not join them? What about a вЂњBasecampвЂќ module for their Appexchange? I donвЂ™t know the financials behind that program, but it could prove to be worth while. I think that integration is a very important aspect to software in general, and it вЂњwillвЂќ eventually come to the web-based applications. IвЂ™ve noticed that this sentiment has been growing among some of the Basecamp users. This thread is trying to make an arguement that this is a web-based application (which it is) but pulling it way out of context.Д¬heck out what the Techcrunch readers have to say about M$вЂ™s latest Not a Steve вЂњAs soon as there is a viable alternative from one, maybe two, companies, weвЂ™ll be the first to switch.

(da!)ДЄgain, my understanding is that Microsoft Office Live is to provide a way for small business to gain easily a вЂњweb presenceвЂќ. вЂњTo import contacts from Microsoft Office Outlook requires OutlookвЂќ вЂ¦ same agreement as bullet 2. Of course if you want to use Outlook, you have to HAVE Outlook. вЂњTo link contacts to Microsoft Office Outlook requires Microsoft Office 2003вЂќ. Business Contact Manager is a Microsoft application built into Office and is also a stand alone app. Of course you will need Office if you want to _export_ the Business Contact Manager. And to address some of the bullets above: Personally, I donвЂ™t have a problem with Microsoft requiring IE. вЂњweb basedвЂќ and вЂњweb presenceвЂќ are two completely different things. To address the authors comments, my understanding is Microsoft Office Live is not to be thought of as a вЂњweb basedвЂќ application as the headline of the thread says but is actually an application to help (small) company gain a вЂњweb presenceвЂќ.

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