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For his usecase (multiple people editing with automatic version control) pity he didn't try Google docs which I think is better for this. No appending initials
by rakkhi 15y ago
For his usecase (multiple people editing with automatic version control) pity he didn't try Google docs which I think is better for this. No appending initials to the file to indicate review completed, full tracking of changes and indication of who did what. Office.live and few other similar services also would have been better.
- samstave 15y agoI would love to use google docs. But it doesn't give complex formatting, you MUST have inet, you don't get a native directory - with asymmetrical directory structures on multiple clients, VISIO VISIO VISIO, all must have gmail... etc.etc.etc Dropbox, for me, is the best tool I have for team collaboration. We are an active and very early Same Page user (UX sucks ass) I've used Atlassian, Groove and other collaboration tools. Dropbox is hands down the most efficient - because it requires ZERO THINKING on the part of ANY user. They just edit files on their machine, shared directories between users are auto-updated. There is NOTHING to do on any end. If you cant figure out how to manage directory structures across your team, then you shouldn't be on a team.