Dunc,
The document management side of PHProjekt is a simple document repository.
It is not integrated into SQL-Ledger in any way. It is originally designed to be
a tool for co-operative development activities. I originally started using it
for is calendering function. I use this to track my time for billing purposes.
Because of the history of PHProjekt it is multiuser, and therefore multi
group. The document management aspect supports multiple folders with user and
group access permissions.Documents can be in any format.
David C. Scott
Daedal Services
ABN 56071979943
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Quoting "John W. Foster" <joh...@ve...>:
> On Friday 27 April 2007 13:04, C. Duncan Hudson wrote:
> > I realize that SQL-Ledger doesn't do document management (it would be
> > nice if it did, or there were hooks to another app that did), but I am
> > in need of a system and I thought I'd ask what others on the list were
> > using. Does anyone have a document management system in place? Any
> > open source apps out there that are any good? Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Dunc
> -------------------------
> Could you be more specific? When you say document manager, do you mean a word
>
> processor that works with SL? Do you mean a system for storing and disbursing
>
> documents to others...say a document warehouse?
> --
> John W. Foster
>
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