IBM Connections 5.0 CR3 is available – new feature

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Author: Christoph Stoettner
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Julius Schwarzweller wrote a blog post with a collection of links to CR3 for IBM Connections 5.0 this week. A official update document with new features is missing.

I installed it today (without CCM) and the first new feature i found is “sharing folders” with Communities:

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As shown in the screenshot only public folders can be added to community files widget.

From files application you can still share a folder with people, groups and communities (but then the folder will be public available too):

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