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  • C code frog 0

    Anybody know of some simple, open source or free document management software? An application that will allow you to check in/out documents and track revisions and changes to the documents. I need something simple for a complex client and I don't want to write it as they don't want to pay me to do that.:laugh: Web based would be really nice but not required.

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    Anand Vivek Srivastava
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    Try subversion[^] with tortoise[^] interface.

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    • C code frog 0

      Anybody know of some simple, open source or free document management software? An application that will allow you to check in/out documents and track revisions and changes to the documents. I need something simple for a complex client and I don't want to write it as they don't want to pay me to do that.:laugh: Web based would be really nice but not required.

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      Ray Kinsella
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      Wait for Vista's new Time Machine-Esque feature

      Regards Ray "Je Suis Mort De Rire" Blogging @ Keratoconus Watch

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      • C code frog 0

        Anybody know of some simple, open source or free document management software? An application that will allow you to check in/out documents and track revisions and changes to the documents. I need something simple for a complex client and I don't want to write it as they don't want to pay me to do that.:laugh: Web based would be really nice but not required.

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        cdehelean
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        I think Windows Sharepoint Services v3 http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/default.aspx[^] might help, it contains doc management capabilities, integrates in Office and has good APIs. Not open source, but free.

        All I need is a roadmap and then I might be able to find a clue.

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          Anybody know of some simple, open source or free document management software? An application that will allow you to check in/out documents and track revisions and changes to the documents. I need something simple for a complex client and I don't want to write it as they don't want to pay me to do that.:laugh: Web based would be really nice but not required.

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          Sathesh Sakthivel
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          Document Management[^]

          Regards, Satips.

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          • S Sathesh Sakthivel

            Document Management[^]

            Regards, Satips.

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            code frog 0
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            Looks gorgeous but it also looks commercial. You have to purchase this right? I don't see anywhere on the site that it's open source or free for small office use or anything like that...

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            • C code frog 0

              Anybody know of some simple, open source or free document management software? An application that will allow you to check in/out documents and track revisions and changes to the documents. I need something simple for a complex client and I don't want to write it as they don't want to pay me to do that.:laugh: Web based would be really nice but not required.

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              Jeremy Falcon
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              I tend to just use source control for that stuff for personal use. I have worked with an EDMS called Centra 2000 as well, but A: it's not free and B: I wouldn't wish that pile of crap on my worst enemy.

              Jeremy Falcon A multithreaded, OpenGL-enabled application.[^]

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              • C code frog 0

                Looks gorgeous but it also looks commercial. You have to purchase this right? I don't see anywhere on the site that it's open source or free for small office use or anything like that...

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                Stuart Dootson
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                Judging by the fact that they have 'resellers', I'd guess it'll not just be commercial, but very expensive as well...

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                • N Neville Franks

                  I don't know if this quite cuts it but my friend Clive is developing Ostiary http://www.ostiary.com/[^] Could be a bit early for you though. Also check out http://contineo.sourceforge.net/[^]

                  Neville Franks, Author of Surfulater www.surfulater.com "Save what you Surf" and ED for Windows www.getsoft.com

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                  Michael A Barnhart
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                  Neville Franks wrote:

                  Could be a bit early for you though.

                  When do you think he will be ready for prime time? Is he open to access control needs? (FYI right now my budget is ZERO.)

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                  • C code frog 0

                    Anybody know of some simple, open source or free document management software? An application that will allow you to check in/out documents and track revisions and changes to the documents. I need something simple for a complex client and I don't want to write it as they don't want to pay me to do that.:laugh: Web based would be really nice but not required.

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                    Obliterator
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                    Component Software[^] do a free revision control system (not open source though and there are licensing limits). I'm not sure whether the free version would cover your needs but it might be worth a quick look. Not looked at it for a while. In my experience the interface was rather dated but the product worked quite well and you could quickly view changes in both word and excel documents (which was my main requirement at the time).

                    -- The Obliterator

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                    • C code frog 0

                      Anybody know of some simple, open source or free document management software? An application that will allow you to check in/out documents and track revisions and changes to the documents. I need something simple for a complex client and I don't want to write it as they don't want to pay me to do that.:laugh: Web based would be really nice but not required.

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                      Todd Smith
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                      Doesn't MS Word allow change tracking? Then just use source control to track revisions of the doc.

                      Todd Smith

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                      • M Michael A Barnhart

                        Neville Franks wrote:

                        Could be a bit early for you though.

                        When do you think he will be ready for prime time? Is he open to access control needs? (FYI right now my budget is ZERO.)

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                        Neville Franks
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                        Michael, I suggest you contact Clive directly and mention I sent you.

                        Neville Franks, Author of Surfulater www.surfulater.com "Save what you Surf" and ED for Windows www.getsoft.com

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