[Asterisk-Users] OT: Creating documentation using a web interface

[Timothy Soos]

Why not create the docs in a word processor and save it out as HTML?  
Virtually all the word processor programs will do that now.  OpenOffice 
(available free for Linux, MS Windows, and possibly Mac) is nice for this, or 
you could use KWord (also free), or software for that "other" platform (if 
you don't mind writing the same document 5 times because it crashed in the 
middle of a save or right after you wrote a whole page more).

If you do not need a collaborative ability in the software this is a good way 
to go.

Tim

On Saturday 06 September 2003 08:42 am, Leif Madsen wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I would like to document some things I am doing with asterisk, but would
> prefer to do this from a web interface.  I am unfamiliar with any
> software that allows you to create online documentation from a web
> interface.  Ideally I will be able to create documentation online from a
> browser, which then when saved, is immediately ready to be read online.
> Perhaps I can setup different authors who are also allowed to create
> documentation, or have a section where users to the site can create
> their own documentation and submit it for inclusion.  A section to
> submit documentation edits would be nice, as well as maybe a history
> timeline or something like that?