[NFBCS] Collaboration in MS tools like word

[Curtis Chong]

I think Google Docs (not necessarily for novices) would be the best thing
for real-time collboration where everybody is making changes as you folks
talk to each other. Personally, this is the worst way for me to be maximally
productive.

Kind regards,

Curtis Chong

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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2024 2:57 PM
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Subject: [NFBCS] Collaboration in MS tools like word

Hey Folks,

I have a few questions about multiple screen reader users collaboration in
Microsoft productivity tools.  I am a very novice Microsoft user, spending
most of my time in Linux terminal.

I'm working with a group of blind folks who are less technical than I am.
When we're meeting, we'd like to collaborate in word or excel for adding
notes, documentation, lists, etc.

Is this collaboration doable for screen reader users?

Does this collaboration require OneDrive, or can we do it with documents
stored in Dropbox or google drive?

All information welcome.

Thanks All,

Jim

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