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Here are 6 web-based text documents that you can use to store and share your documents online:

ThinkFree
ThinkFree provides you with a web-based document that looks almost exactly like Microsoft Word. These online documents can be shared with your friends and edited by anyone you give access to. You can also publish your document directly on your blog if you want.

Writeboard
Writeboard is another free web-based document application that allows you to share your documents with friends and it will even track everyone elses changes. What’s nice about this application is that you can subscribe to these docs via RSS, so you’ll immediately know after someone’s finished editing the text.

GOffice
GOffice is an online word processing application that gives you unlimited text storage space. Yeah, unlimited! And this site also allows you to fax your online document anywhere in the United States for free. There’s also a nifty PDF converter (in case you want to download a PDF version of your doc).

ajaxWrite
ajaxWrite is one of our favorite online word processing programs because it allows you to read and edit Microsoft Word and Excel documents. You can work on your file and then immediately download it to your computer when you’re done. The only problem is that you need to have the Firefox web browser to use this program.

Zoho Writer
Zoho Writer is another online processor that allows you to import documents in a variety of formats–including Microsoft Word and HTML. Multiple users can edit the same document at the same time.

Google Docs and Spreadsheets
We can’t write an article about web-based office applications without mentioning Google Docs and Spreadsheets. Google’s online docs is a great way to write, store, edit, and share documents with anyone. Anyone who has an email account can gain access to this free application.

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