Doesn't Thin Client Computing do that -- The "PC" doesn't have anything
on it, it's just a box that makes an Internet connection to a server
that has the software and the users files on it.
There are some slides from the RTPnet conference this spring at
http://www.rtpnet.org/conf/ctvo_files/v3_document.htm --
Cohesive Teamware described how it works, WinstonNet, and Chapel
Hill/Carrboro City Schools described how they are using it.
[The conference schedule with links to presentations is at
http://www.rtpnet.org/conf/schedule.htm]
SimDesk has a great product -- See http://simdesk.com/.
Also see http://simhouston.com/, http://simchicago.com/,
http://simindiana.com/. I'm looking forward to simnc.com ... Maybe
someday...
The software package consists of:
* SimWord: A full featured word processing program.
* SimCalc: An easy spreadsheet program.
* SimMail: An e-mail program.
* SimPim: A basic personal management program and calendars.
* SimExplorer: A file management program.
* SimGroups: A program to manage groups of contacts.
* SimPrinter: An easy way to share printers.
[from http://simdesk.com/news_events/news_stories/sim_for_all_hoosiers.asp]
Judy Hallman ([EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.rtpnet.org/hallman)
Executive Director, RTPnet, NC (http://www.RTPnet.org/)
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Phil Shapiro wrote:
hi everyone -
it sure would be nice someday having an office suite application
accessible from a web browser. that day is surely coming sometime.
- phil
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