[Cialug] wikipedia

[John.Lengeling at radisys.com]

What kind of user documentation?  Manuals?  PDFs?  or are you just talking 
about online/self-service stuff?

MediaWiki really isn't a good fit for Manuals/PDFs like what you would get 
with shrink wrapped software.    It is good for the online/self-service 
stuff.  I support various software engineering tools so I wrote a bunch of 
documentation, screen shots, faqs, etc.  I now just point people to the 
Wiki page. 

johnl




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I'm really interested in user documentation. Generally speaking, my user
do a bunch of doc's and then we try and merge them, and its generally a
painful task.

I'll take a look at Media Wiki.

On Tue, 2006-08-15 at 16:53, Josh More wrote:
> We use a combination of MediaWiki to document business process,
> software design, end-user documentation and run project plans.
> 
> However, we generate our developer documentation via Natural Docs.
> 
> I can probably answer some questions too.
> 
> 
> 
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