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Using Litha-Paint you are able to:

• draw vector graphics using different stroke and fill styles;
• save your work into remote home directory;
• upload your work from desktop, download your work into desktop;
• share your work with others;
• convert you works into various industry standart formats (PNG, SVG, JPG, BMP).

Litha-API allows any html page to acquire all power of Litha-Paint very easily and for free. With Litha-API you don’t need to be an experienced javascript developer to create a simple vector editor in a couple of days.
Litha-API is a absolutely indifferent to a hosting platform and language on which your web aplpication has been written.

Upload your existing files.
Google Docs & Spreadsheets accepts most popular file formats, including DOC, XLS, ODT, ODS, RTF, CSV, etc. So go ahead and upload your existing files; all your formatting and formulas will come through intact.

Familiar desktop feel makes editing a breeze.
Just click the toolbar buttons to bold, underline, indent, change the font or number format, change the cell background color and so on.

Choose who can access your documents and spreadsheets.
Just enter the email addresses of the people with whom you want to share a given file and send them an invitation.

Share instantly.
Anyone you’ve invited to either edit or view your document or spreadsheet can access it as soon as they sign in.

Edit with others in real time.
Multiple people can view and make changes at the same time. There’s an on-screen chat window for spreadsheets, and document revisions show you exactly who changed what, and when.

Organize your documents.
Easily find your documents by organizing them into folders. Drag and drop your documents into as many folders as you want.

Edit from anywhere.
There’s nothing to download; you access your documents and spreadsheets from any computer with an Internet connection and a standard browser. And it’s free.

Safely store your work.
Online storage and auto-save mean you needn’t fear local hard drive failures and power outages.

Easily save and export copies.
You can save your files to your own computer in DOC, XLS, CSV, ODS, ODT, PDF, RTF and HTML formats.

Publish your work as a web page.
You can publish your documents and spreadsheets online with one click, as normal-looking web pages, without having to learn anything new.

Control who can see your pages.
You can publish to the entire world, just a few people or no one — it’s up to you. (You can also un-publish at any time.)

Post your documents to your blog.
Once you’ve created a document, you can post it to your blog.

Publish within your company or group.
With Google Apps, it’s even easier to share important documents and spreadsheets within your company or group.

Google Docs & Spreadsheets

Instant diagrams in your web browser

Diagramming in your web browser without downloading additional software
Desktop application feel in a web-based diagramming solution
Add collaborators to your work and watch it grow
Link to published Gliffy drawings from your blog or wiki
Create many types of diagrams such as Flowcharts, UI wireframes, Floor plans, Network diagrams, UML diagrams, or any other simple drawing or diagram.

Access, import, and edit presentations from anywhere.
Build and edit presentations on-the-fly using WYSIWYG editor.
Import Microsoft PowerPoint(.ppt, .pps) or OpenOffice Presentation(.odp, .sxi).
Share your presentations with your friends/colleagues/customers in private (or) make it public for all.
Maintain multiple versions of your presentations and track the changes.
Draw diagrams and flowcharts using Zoho Show Draw toolbar. Flash 6.0 or higher version required.
Embed your presentations in your blog or website.
Export to html for off-line viewing.
Zoho Show helps giving remote presentations with complete control for the presenter. The presenter can see the participants in the presentation.
Add notes for each slide.
Pull publicly shared images from your Flickr account into your presentation.

ZOHO Show

Cumulate Draw are useful for replacing “hundreds of dollars” drawing software, which is ridiculous, but it does have a lot of potential for putting together simple drawings and flow charts. You can save your Cumulate Draw drawings as a JPEG, PNG, SVG, PDF, or use Cumulate Draw’s MMD/FMD format if you want to upload and edit the your work later.