I suggest using the redline Concept. If one party wants to make edits, create a blank work table that is commonly located to everyone. Each will have its own editable table with their marks on it. Have them use a different color Crayon. When everyone displays the original map, either add the "red line" tables into the workspace or have separate windows indicating changes. These "Red Line" tables can be reused over and over. If you let numerous people attempt to change a table simultaneously (currently not possible) who's information is said to be right and who's information needs to be removed? (unless it is the boss's and we know who's answer is correct) Jason Adam wrote: > Good day List- > I have had a request to look into something that may not be MapInfo specific > but I thought the collective knowledge base here may have an idea or two. > I'm looking at a way to have two (or more) users simultaneously look at a > network file and mark edits on it in real time, kind of like a video > conference or virtual/net meeting. Essentially it would be like everyone > gathered around one computer and suggesting ideas while one person executed > them with MapInfo, but instead they want to sit at their own terminals and > see the same thing. This is especially useful for others on the company > network who are not in the same regional office. > > Would a solution have to be application specific? If all the participants > had the same software on their machines (be it MapInfo, ERmapper etc), would > there be a way to show a window of what the others were doing on everyone's > screen?
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