Buzzword is an online word processor but far more funky than Googles offering.
Buzzword, the first real word processor for the web. Buzzword makes it easy for you to create a document from any computer on the Web, share it with colleagues, and review and revise it as a team.Buzzword works on any PC or Macintosh that is connected to the Internet and running Adobe’s Flash Player.
Buzzword runs from Virtual Ubiquity’s secure servers, and your documents are stored there, so they are … well, ubiquitous: always available on the Web. And always securely private, except from the people you invite to share them.
Just click the link, sign in – it’s easy, just type in your name, give a valid email address, type in your password and ‘presto’, you’re there. They even give you a preview of what’s what – you won’t believe it – honest.
Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire!
MorganLighter
Header – “What’s the Buzz” from the album “Jesus Christ SuperStar, released in 1970.
Closing line – “Great Balls of Fire” – Jerry Lee Lewis, 1957
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