If you do a presentation in Google Docs, Power Point for example, you can use images.
As long as you trust your collaborators, you may make the links private to a degree in each document's sharing settings. It can be very bulky, but a nice way to exclude information is to have a global doc with semi-external links depending on content and who you wish to view/edit. --Kaplan On 5/25/2011 5:41 PM, Allen Brown wrote: > I have been asked to write a book. It will be heavy on photos. > It will be a collaboration with each of us in different > states or different countries. > > I asked a couple of techie friends what they would recommend. > The response was to check Google Docs first. If that wouldn't > work maybe a wiki would work. > > Today a couple of us started playing with Google Docs. For > text it looks promising. But neither of us could insert a > photo. > > Since the photos are the main value of the book, I don't > want them in a public place on the web. They should either > be browsed on the local computer or they should be somehow > protected from reading. > > Do any of you know how to get photos into Google Docs? > Or are we approaching this all wrong? _______________________________________________ EUGLUG mailing list euglug@euglug.org http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug
