Word is not a multi-user application. Only one person can work on a document
at a time. Assuming that saving the document as a template and creating new
documents from it won't suit you, there is nothing in Word that will allow
multiple users to simultaneously access the document.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
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Helen wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Good day,
>
> I have read with great interest the different posts on the subject of
> document versions. We can't say that there is a very practical tool
> in Word. Aside from buying Docs Open or iManage, or any like
> applications, is there something that users would recommend? Our
> problem is that one version sits on the network. Two or three people
> work in that same document at the same time. You can imagine the
> problems this creates. Password-protect? Not good.
>
> Using XP, Word 2003.
>
> Any and all suggestions will be most appreciated!
>
> Helene
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