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"Once you get past the basic interface and deceptively bland logo, you'll notice that Thumbstacks is actually a pretty interesting application.  Why?  Because it fills the one remaining gap in the supposed Web 2.0 office suite that some bloggers are rooting for.  From the site:\nWith Thumbstacks.com, you can make presentations - like slideshows, or outlines - right in your web browser. When you're done, you can share your presentations with anyone, anywhere, just by sending them a link. Want to see an example? Here's a presentation about us.   It all runs right here, in your web browser. You can create your presentation, save it, modify it, update it, whatever - then click \"publish\" and you'll get a link you can use to share it with everyone. The best way to understand is to try it out! \nYou can start building presentations right away without registering, and although the tools are more basic than Powerpoint, it's not a bad effort at all.  So the real question becomes: does it make sense to have your slideshow on the web?  Personally, I don't think mainstream users are the slightest bit interested in the Web 2.0 office suite just yet.  If (and when) Microsoft creates the *real* Office Live (ie. a hosted version of Office), then the masses might take note, but widespread adoption is still a long way off."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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