Hi,
On 01/06/09 00:55, Douglas St.Clair wrote:
The current organization of user files essentially assumes they are all
unrelated. However, they aren't. Micro$oft's project structure is a move
in the right direction allowing you to organize files by project. But
project's isn't the only logical structure. For example I would like to
organize files by version and project.
...
you might want to use a CMS (Content Managing System) installed together
with your OOo. Some CMS systems are as multi-platform and free and open
as OOo is, so there should be no problem using them. Except for some new
concepts to learn.
Have a look at one promising example of how OOo and a CMS can work together:
https://oo-plugin-for-alfresco.dev.java.net/
Uwe
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