Re: Inhouse wiki

We've been using Plone which allows us to add in wikis, forums, blogs, windowz 
( a product that lets you easily embed another site into yours using iframe), 
and a variety of other useful products.  Its free and built on python to run 
on any platform (Linux, Windows, or Mac).

Thomas

On Monday 31 March 2008 17:02, Lin Light wrote:
> I have been looking for an in-house wiki and came across one
> called "projectforum". Can anyone tell me anything about them. Purpose is
> to have a Wiki for my Technical Servies Dept that staff can use instead of
> a Dept Manual. Don't want it on the web, but to function like an Intranet.
>
> Lin
>
>
> Lin Light
> Head of Computer
>  & Technical Services
> Herrick District Library
> 300 South River Ave.
> Holland, MI 49423
> Voice 616-355-3727
> Fax   616-355-1426
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