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Notes 10.2.7 Docly

As a word processor, docly is passable — similar in functionality to KB Docs and GreenDoc,
below. What sets docly apart, though, is its focus on copyright management, with the ability to
assign a work a Creative Commons license or a traditional “All Rights Reserved” license.
Documents can be shared and published, as in most of the other online services covered here, or
they can be offered for sale and accessed through their search engine.
Figure 10.6: Docly

Source: http://www.cloudsurfing.com/site/1983-Docly/
10.2.8 gOffice

Although gOffice’s main product is a paid suite, and thus excluded from this round-up, for now
at least their iPhone-compatible word processor is available free. Not the most useful application,
as it adds an ad for gOffice when you save, but a unique test-of-concept, and as assumed one will
lead to more useful iPhone applications in the future.

Figure 10.7: gOffice

Source: http://www.lifehack.org/wpcontent/files/2007/12/windowslivewriterwriteherewritenow
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