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(Unverified)Nov 16th 2006 12:08PM
When starting at a company as a contractor I always throw up a simple WIKI somewhere so I can document/share things without just sending it into the email ether. I can't stand ppl emailing word / excel docs that get out of date the second they send them. Also, if you're really strained, use a USB drive with those 'portable' apps so all of your work stays with you (and off the corp network). Easy to throw down a GTDWiki on it too. As for online, Gmail, Google Calendar, and ActiveCollab (the free/GPL version of Backpack that is easy to setup on your own server) rule the roost for me.