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05-29-2006, 01:31 PM
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Can group access/edit files simultaneously?
At work, attempting to find the simpliest way for a workgroup to access and edit MS Word documents at the same time, edit and save the documents simultaneously.
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I think you're not going to find anything that will allow you to simultaneously edit a single Word document. If you need this capability, I'd suggest changing the structure of the data and putting it in a database.
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