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utya2014-03-19 12:31:45
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utya, 2014-03-19 12:31:45

How to organize collaboration in office?

Good, office 2007 is available, I would like to organize collaboration, access to documents, notification by mail about changes. I'm looking towards the free sharepoint 2013. I wanted to know how they are compatible?

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Alexander Zarochintsev, 2014-03-19
@Kovalskiy

I would advise you to use Google Doc cloud documents . It works on the principle: you create a document, share it with specific people, and you can jointly change the document. The only drawback is that at first it’s not very convenient, but there are still differences, although not big.
Usage Information:
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How to use google docs?

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heartly, 2014-03-21
@heartly

Is your scenario a corporate application or more or less private?
And then, perhaps, OneDrive (ex-SkyDrive) is enough for you? Example scenario: www.outsidethebox.ms/14299
If, after all, corporate use and SharePoint 2013 + Office 2007, then
* the bundle will work, of course
* the features that affect product integration will work at the level of Office 2007 + SharePoint 2007. T. e. real-time editing (blocking paragraphs, seeing who is making what edits, who is currently working on the document, etc.), for example, will not.
* but distribution of access, notifications, of course, will work.
* at the same time, if you then install any components of Office 2013 on a client computer, that is, the "everything is broken" option, more details:blogs.technet.com/b/odsupport/archive/2014/02/06/y...
You can, for example, register an Office365 trial for yourself and try out the features you need on it: office.microsoft.com/en-us /business/redir/XT103040...

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