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Leveraging Emacs for managing Wiki content (in a Sharepoint Env)
From: |
Umar |
Subject: |
Leveraging Emacs for managing Wiki content (in a Sharepoint Env) |
Date: |
Wed, 15 Dec 2010 13:55:58 -0800 (PST) |
User-agent: |
G2/1.0 |
I am in a shop where the SharePoint (SP) user configuration is rather
rudimentary. The default SP site that is created for a project has a folder
structure for checking in documents. There is a "policy" (edict) that at the
"root" folder level such as:
http://projects.FOO.com/sites/ProgramOffice/PP/ProjectName/default.aspx
The default folder structure appears so that all the projects haave the "same
look and feel."
Compliance aside, the folks on the team prefer a "wiki" like portal that
enables shared collaboration and easy location of documents as opposed to
manually drilling down each folder to locate a specific document.
Does anyone have any creative ideas that will allow me to leverage Emacs for
creating and managing Wiki content at a subsite level (leaving the site level
-- URL above -- unchanged for "compliance" reasons)?
I have heard of Emacs-Muse but don't know much.
I am not a SP developer nor Emacs-Lisp savvy.
Thanks for any input.
- Leveraging Emacs for managing Wiki content (in a Sharepoint Env),
Umar <=