Collaborate with Others
We’ve been talking about organizing your files, but you probably don’t live in a document bubble. Other people, and their files, often need to find a place in your system, or you find yourself actively working with them on projects.
In determining how best to collaborate, evaluate how the files will be used:
You might need to simply share a file with someone nearby.
You may share a collection of files for a project, such as artwork provided by you, spreadsheets made by another person, and copywriting created by a third. A shared repository that everyone can access could work well here.
The participants may all need to access the same documents, edit them simultaneously, and mark up and review everyone’s edits. A good ...
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