![]() Presentationsīoth Google and Microsoft will let you create presentations and do limited editing online. Until Microsoft explains itself more clearly, we’ll assume co-authoring will be limited. Real-time collaboration right from the Web browser is a winning feature for ease of use and Google Docs will work from almost any computer with connectivity. It’s also not clear whether co-authoring works only on a private network, or if you can collaborate via the World Wide Web. Microsoft says you must save a document to a SharePoint server or a Windows Live site before you can collaborate, but the company doesn’t say whether you can work together on a document right from the Web browser or if you need to use the desktop version. What’s not clear, however, is how exactly co-authoring works. ![]() ![]() Microsoft is bringing similar functionality and calling it co-authoring. One of the strong suits of Google Docs is real-time collaboration in the Web browser.
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