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"Shug Boabby" <Shug.Boabby@gmail.com> writes:

> Mathias Dahl wrote:
>> This is a bit off topic and I am not trolling: what are the things you
>> need to edit with other people at the same time? I have always
>> wondered, probably because I seldom or never has seen the use myself.
>
> Sorry, my other reply was very long. to answer your question more
> directly, I believe that the situation where collaborative editing is
> most useful is when you find more than one person huddled around a
> computer screen, with a designated typist.

I liked it anyway. I am always interested in seing how other people
use their programs and how they work with stuff.