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			| Skyboard Software Part of Earth Systems, Skyboard Software (circa 2006) Is a graphical tool suite that offers network collaboration boards which are driven and stored by a centralized database engine.
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 Users can log into their local or remote server.
 *Traffic Encryption is optional on login.
 Users are allowed to create new boards and board elements at will.
 *Read/Write access to databases are granted by network administrator.
 Standard board elements are called seeds;
 *buttons appear on mouse-over, giving versatile functionality.
 *Seeds may be drop'd onto a board using the seed dropper tool (on left hand bar,) or by middle mouse click (wheel press)
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 Buttons
 *white box - new board
 *link - to other boards.
 *world - to web resource
 *seed branch
 *time-line
 *GPS]/map co-ordinate
 *click to enter text data
 *process role
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 Menu Buttons
 *white sphere - New board.
 *Spider - makes snapshot image of a boards rendering.
 *Database Manager - Connect to various systems.
 Tool bar
 *Pointer tool
 *Drawing tool
 *Chat - click to focus, then type and see text appear around mouse cursor visible by others.
 *ASCII painter
 *Time-line
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 Users Connected
 Right Click
 advanced options - more documentation needed.
 Requirements
 *Hardware
 A nice Intel server will do for Small and medium enterprises and while P4's may work, much more current hardware is strongly recommended for any Medium-Large scale operations. This is true for Client & Server.
 *Software
 Microsoft Windows client  machine & MsSQL08 Enterprise Server, for it's advantage of stored procedures.
 *License Purchase
 The software is private and for use only with a valid license key which may be ordered from the official website
 Control over licensing is maintained by the Enterprise Collaboration Manager.
 * Installation
 Program & license management installation happens Via the Skyboard Updater application. Skyboard.exe is over 7MB in size and folder requires <50MB to >1GB drive space due to the board cache sizes.
 
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