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I'm posting here a short list of the best online collaboration Tools; a quick list of aids for web life; designing and posting videos, blogs and websites: all totally free to use!! ..... ..... ..... .....(1) Google Docs (2) OpenOffice (3) Zoho - all provide personal productivity tools like word processors, spreadsheets and presentation tools. They are all different but very useful. Take a look and decide which make the most sense for your project. ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... (4) Skype - for Voice Over IP (VOIP) computer to computer calls. This is a great way to talk to your friends while connected. It is free computer to computer and can be used to create a conference call. ..... ..... ..... ..... (5) Firefox - a very standard and open source web browser similar to Internet Explorer. This is most useful of you are a developer, but is a good choice for anyone. .... ..... ..... (6) Pidgin, Adium - Instant messaging applications that talk to lots of instant messaging services. These will help you connect to members of your team even if everyone chats on a different instant messaging system. (7) Vyew - Powerful web conferencing application. You should take a look at this. It is a great way to share what you are working on across the web. And it makes it easy to go stop and then go back and continue where you left off. Works great together with Skype.














"SPAO" Stuff To Ponder & Stuff To Act On.
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If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts he shall end in certainties.
- Sir Francis Bacon