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BernardZ wrote:

> Which ones do you recommend?

MediaWiki, which is the Wiki used by projects such as Wikipedia, seems to
be popular. It is very much of the all-singing, all-dancing variety. I've
never set this up, but have contributed to several wikis that used it, and
from a user point of view, it's a joy.

phpWiki is nice and very simple. Very few settings need to be adjusted and
it can work with a variety of database backends, including flat files. The
PHP code is well laid out and well commented, making tweaks to the code
reasonably easy.

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BernardZ <bernardZ DeleteThis @Nospam.com> wrote in news:MPG.2011fc8183cdaf93989ce9
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> I have been told to select a Wiki for a software house which will be
> used to write there software manual.
>
> My first two choices were Twiki looks good but from what I can read
> others have stated of it seems to require a lot of maintenance.
>
> I tried Bitweaver but it seems to have trouble running with IE although
> firefox is fine.
>
> Which ones do you recommend?
>

Mediawiki is an excellent choice.
I actually use - and prefer - dokuwiki.

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