Re: I need advise from you guys

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

You can definitely protect documents with Google Docs.  In fact, the
default is to keep things private; it's actually harder to make things
public and you have to fiddle with access settings, etc.

You may be able to get away with using http://wix.com for the website
itself (personal view, regulations, policies), but have a separate part
which resides in Google Docs for the private stuff (spreadsheets, data,
personal profiles).

The only big downside with Google Docs is that each person needs a Google
account to access it.  But, that may be perfectly acceptable in your
case -- who knows?

 > From: Tim  <http://profiles.yahoo.com/tim>
 > Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2016 16:36:04 +0000 (UTC)
 >
 > Hey Guys,Thanks for the info. Â I'll do some research, but for now I am 
 > creating a public blog to address my personal view, regulations, policies 
 > etc... Â The confidential portion is really tricky, and since it is the 
 > military; I am going to do a group spreadsheet and just filter out individuals 
 > to create personal profiles and grafts that only I have access to, and thus 
 > protecting their confidentiality (and not involving legal). Â When I went to 
 > the Non commission Academy several years ago, the instructor had a web site 
 > that was perfect. Â It listed the course syllabus, the assignments that we 
 > needed, and test dates. Â In the site it had all our names listed with only the 
 > administrator and the person named having access to loading/editing their 
 > homework documents. Â The instructor also was able to load the test scores that 
 > only each individual could view/ and admin. Â I forget what the sites name was, 
 > but it surely wasn't free. Â I need something free.Tim 
 > 
 > On Wednesday, December 7, 2016 11:19 AM, Christopher <http://www.picis.com/~C> wrote:
 > I recommend starting out with Google Docs in which you can make certain 
 > documents(or spreadsheets) public and other documents private but I'm not sure 
 > how private you can make the documents.
 > I believe you can password protect the documents.