Document management

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cojak replied

15 February 2008, 10:27
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Thats it Cojack keep the guys off the sharepoint gravy train!

Toot Toot!
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vetran replied

15 February 2008, 01:19
wss is free with 2003 server. Moss costs.
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daz1701d replied

12 February 2008, 23:14
Looks like WSS / MOSS both need a paid MS licence, though they have a 180 day demo.

Any other non-web based options?
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vetran replied

12 February 2008, 09:52
Thats it Cojack keep the guys off the sharepoint gravy train!

Toot Toot!
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cojak replied

11 February 2008, 20:19
Well I'm happy with it.

Horses for courses, I s'pose...
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2uk replied

11 February 2008, 19:47
Originally posted by cojak View Post

I think you only get indexing with MOSS.

Let sharepoint be your friend.

u think wrong.
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xchaotic replied

11 February 2008, 14:34
Gmail

I recommend you set up a gmail account and use tags, keyword and labels for you stuff (ie send an email to yourself with keywords in a topic, and apply a label to the received mail). Searching is a breeze, fast and accessible from everywhere, beast Sharepoint, that's for sure.

If you want it local only, Google Desktop is your best bet probably.
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cojak replied

11 February 2008, 08:16
I think you only get indexing with MOSS.

Let sharepoint be your friend.
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2uk replied

10 February 2008, 17:06
Originally posted by daz1701d View Post

Can anyone recommend any document management software which is free for personal use. Just looking for something to allow me to scan stuff in and keyword it and make it easy to search.

look for WSS.
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vetran replied

10 February 2008, 13:28
paperport is cheap & cheerful, may be free with a scanner.
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AtW replied

10 February 2008, 11:54
Try Google Desktop or something like that.

I deal with huge databases, not small fishies.

HTH
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Churchill replied

10 February 2008, 09:09
Originally posted by daz1701d View Post

Can anyone recommend any document management software which is free for personal use. Just looking for something to allow me to scan stuff in and keyword it and make it easy to search.

Have a chat with AtW...
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daz1701d started a topic Document management

9 February 2008, 23:26
Document management

Can anyone recommend any document management software which is free for personal use. Just looking for something to allow me to scan stuff in and keyword it and make it easy to search.
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