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Is there a safe way to share and edit versions of a Word document via a web site?

A great service is Google Docs, which allows you to post, share and collaboratively edit a document via the web. Another new service is called Writeboard, which is similar to Google Docs and also allows you to view older versions of a document or compare versions.

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