This page of around 250 web based office tools and applications (a.k.a. "Office 2.0 Database") - via Scott Wilson's work blog. You will be amazed at how many there are and the range of functions that they cover. 14.3.2007. Thanks to Ismael Ghalimi of IT|Redux for pointing out that there is a new version of the Office 2.0 Database at http://o20db.com/, with over 450 tools and applications.
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Posted by: Peter Miller | 14/03/2007 at 08:10