> Even a simple level, having true shared documents will save us so
> much time and effort. Rather than do it through the list, we can
> comment on the document directly.
Yeah. I have waited quite a while for something like this to happen.
A few words of caution, though:
If you edit the Front Page or other (presumably) high traffic pages, please save quickly. I think that a couple of times, John undid my changes, and possibly vice versa.
Overall, I suggest to use this for raw documents. If you supply something original, keep a copy on your home machine.
> CHECK IT OUT:
>
> http://www.eparsnip.f2s.com/phpwiki/index.php
>
>
> Play around in the sand box, add comments to some pages, make your
> own page. It's a little daunting at first but the formatting is very
> simple.
From my experience it gets less daunting if you click your way through a few short documents. The more Whitewall stuff there is, the less daunting this will become.
> One thing though: I had to constantly manually update both pages I'd
> saved and editing boxes. If I didn't Wiki Wiki got very confused and
> wouldn't save my changes. I'm using IE6/Win98.
At least in one case, it saved the text page twice.
I have no idea why - Mozilla on WinXP works fine.
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