Announcing the new ArtWorks Wiki!
Philip Pemberton
realisation that there was no easy way (outside the Artworks mailing list on
Smartgroups) for AW users to exchange hints, tips and such. To try and remedy
this, I've launched... (drumroll)...
The ArtWorks Wiki!
For those who don't know, a Wiki is basically a website that can be edited
and updated by anyone. The whole idea is that a page gets created by someone,
then that person (or anyone else) can add to the page, correct mistakes and
so forth. Even better, you don't need to learn HTML in order to use a
Wiki - most of them use a very simple markup language called "Wikicode",
which effectively consists of adding symbols to the beginning and/or end of a
line to add formatting (e.g. an = sign is used to denote a heading, and
multiple = symbols change the heading level).
Anyone who wants to take a look at this project can see it in its current
incarnation at <http://awwiki.philpem.me.uk/>. There's not a lot of content
there at the moment - if you've written any tutorials or have anything to
share with the ArtWorks community, please feel free to add it to the Wiki.
Please note that you will need to register a username before you start
editing pages - this is to help prevent (or at least reduce the likelihood
of) vandalism and spamming. You can use any username you like and although
you will be asked for an email address, it's only used to allow the Wiki to
notify you if a page you're interested in has changed.
Comments to philpem at dsl.pipex.com or awwiki at philpem.me.uk.
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