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Jul 22, 2007View in Crawl 4
You should check out Collaber <a class="user" href="http://www.collaber.com">http://www.collaber.com</a> this tool is basically a free version of Groove which allows everyone to create a workspace and share it with others. The great part is that if you work on a document offline, once you go back on-line it will synchronize with other group members. They also offer databases, tasks, calendars, contacts, links and other tools that work in a similar fashion.Awesome tool, and the developers are quickly releasing new versions with new features on a weekly basis.Bill<a class="user" href="http://www.designinsidechicago.com">http://www.designinsidechicago.com</a>
obkenobiJul 22, 2007
Hey, uh... why don't you run your own groupware on your own server or hosts? It's not that hard to do, and you can have full control over it.
dekeyrelJul 23, 2007
GroupLoop.com deserves a mention.
h0merJul 23, 2007
You should check out Collaber <a class="user" href="http://www.collaber.com">http://www.collaber.com</a> this tool is basically a free version of Groove which allows everyone to create a workspace and share it with others. The great part is that if you work on a document offline, once you go back on-line it will synchronize with other group members. They also offer databases, tasks, calendars, contacts, links and other tools that work in a similar fashion.Awesome tool, and the developers are quickly releasing new versions with new features on a weekly basis.Bill<a class="user" href="http://www.designinsidechicago.com">http://www.designinsidechicago.com</a>
soupirJul 23, 2007
Collaboration always ends in tears.
alexbuJul 23, 2007
Work together... die alone.
jessicafappitJul 23, 2007
The worst part about collaboration is the collaborators.
jaimemberartJul 23, 2007
I'm surprised Celtx didn't make the cut. It's an awesome tool to collaborate on scripts and such. Plus it's free ware.