Cc:Everybody Gives You A Public Mailbox To Share Your Email Conv. An email message has remained the most convenient way to get in touch and share anything with people that really matter to you. Email conversations are less cluttered than any other method of online conversations. More often than not, it is free of any type of self-promotion (because the conversation is private), it is only between people who already know each other well and thus are able to really help each other and prove useful. Most of us have had some really great email correspondence that could benefit more people than just the participating recipients. For that useful email correspondence that is worth being shared, the [NO LONGER WORKS] Cc:Everybody public mailbox tool was created. The people behind the tool should be already familiar to MUO readers: these are the same people behind Omgili, a well-covered forum search engine.
How Cc:Everybody Works [NO LONGER WORKS] Cc:Everybody is pretty easy to use. Let’s say your public mailbox is located at: cceverybody.com/muoreader. TitanPad. TitanPad: Real-Time Text Document Collaboration Like EtherPad. Remember EtherPad, the nifty real-time document collaboration tool which attracted a lot of attention and was then eventually acquired by Google and shut down?
TitanPad aims to bring it back for those who loved the tool. Like EtherPad, this tool also lets different people join a text pad and contribute to it in real time. Your text will have a unique color to it, and you can see what changes others are making to the document in real time. You can start immediately with a public pad without signing up, invite people, import/export documents and also chat with users individually on the sidebar while working on the document. Features Real time text document collaboration like Etherpad.
Check out TitanPad @ www.titanpad.com. Sites - Kostenlose Websites und Wikis. How to Maintain a Universally-Accessible Clipboard. You may have already used the “signature” feature of your favorite email client to keep these types of responses a click away, but what about when you’re on the road – limited to just one email signature on your iPad or iPhone, specifically? Create a new folder named “Clipboard” in your email account of choice. Save individual messages (as drafts or sent items) there. You shouldn’t need to enter a specific respondent in the “To” field – you’re not actually sending anything. Choose a few words for the subject line that will remind you later which response this is, such as “Thanks for Interest.” Use the “Body” to compose a standard response. Save it as a draft and copy/move it to your “Clipboard” folder.
Now your predefined messages will be easy to get to, should sit at the top of an alphabetical folder hiercarchy, and… it’s a free solution. Why not use a separate Notes app for something like this? SlideShare. Online File Sharing and collaboration with FTP Replacement - Sen.