On Wed, 17 Mar 2010, Johnson, Jonathon W Mr CTR USA TRADOC USA wrote:
> I guess my question boils down too: is there a "good" way to convert Word
> into a wiki format?
I've researched this too and am yet to find a good method.
> Has anyone found any particularly good wiki software? Currently so
"JJ" == Johnson, Jonathon W Mr CTR USA TRADOC USA
JJ> And as already mentioned, Word adds in A LOT of
JJ> other code.
I've had reasonable luck in using Mac OS X's TextEdit to do
cleaner conversions to HTML. TextEdit can open Word docs
nativelyy, and save as HTML. You can specify the d
- "Hugh Brown" wrote:
> You might want to have a look at Confluence
> (http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/). We use it at $WORK
> and so far I've found the ACLs easy enough to work with...though for
> the most part, our wiki is more open than closed. The latest version
> supports w
he
document should things change...and it's still not searchable (well,
partially).
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Johnson, Jonathon W Mr CTR USA TRADOC USA wrote:
> As yet, I've not found a good way to convert the Word stuff yet.
Copying
> and pasting is turning into a disaster sin
code.
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Johnson, Jonathon W Mr CTR USA TRADOC USA wrote:
> As yet, I've not found a good way to convert the Word stuff yet. Copying
> and pasting is turning into a disaster since quite a bit of these documents
> are either step by step ordered lists or have many screenshots and/or tables
> involved.
>
>
Having worked for the Defense Department and now at $work I have always
had to work on the "free" side to get things accomplished. At both
places I have used Word Processing documents to handle documentation as
it was the only tool that everyone had. At $work I inherited a ton of
documentation writ
Johnson, Jonathon W Mr CTR USA TRADOC USA disturbed my sleep to write:
> Has anyone found any particularly good wiki software? Currently so far I've
> tried quite a few, but none seem to quite meet what I'd like (ie. Screwturn
> wiki allows for ACL's, but they are awkward to handle and their categ
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On Tue, 16 Mar 2010, da...@lang.hm wrote:
> I would like to add to this that when you don't have good documentation to
> start with, one of the best ways of keeping things in that state is to be
> overly picky about the format of the documentation.
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