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Lightning Fast Issue Sharing and Reporting in Confluence 4.1

At Atlassian, we're creating new innovative ways to make our bug and issue tracker and content collaboration wiki as classic of a combo as spaghetti and meatballs. With the latest release of Confluence, a new feature helps bolster that notion. Autoconvert takes the links you paste into the editor – Confluence pages, JIRA issues, YouTube videos, Skitch images, Flickr photo streams, Vimeo videos, and Google maps – and transforms them into the rich content you linked to. It's the fastest way

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The Fastest Way to Create Rich Content Online

Raise your hand if you like magic? I don't mean pulling rabbits out of hats or illusions that make coins disappear from behind ears. I'm talking about the the real stuff. How cool would it be to have the power of your imagination's greatest sorcerer? The latest release of Confluence 4.1 brings that dream just a little bit closer with Autoconvert, transforming the links you paste into the editor, such as, Confluence pages, JIRA issues, YouTube videos, Skitch images, Flickr photo streams,

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Mission Control: Advanced Attachment Management in Confluence with Arsenale Lockpoint

  • By Matt, Product Marketing Manager - Confluence
  • About Confluence
  • On January 9, 2012
This is a guest post by David Goldstein of Arsenale—a San Francisco-based consultancy of Atlassian Experts focused exclusively on Atlassian products, services and best practices. Arsenale is the developer of the Arsenale Lockpoint and Arsenale Invisible Ink plugins for Confluence.   The Cow, The Pig, The Rooster and the Tipping Point Confluence excels as a rapid and lightweight content creation and sharing platform. However, even within Confluence-savvy companies, much of the document

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The Starting XI of 2011 – Confluence Edition

  • By Matt, Product Marketing Manager - Confluence
  • About Confluence
  • On December 28, 2011
While 2011 might be known as the 'Year of the Rabbit', many will remember it as the year Confluence paved the way for the future of online collaboration. 2011 was the year we satisfied more than 2,235 of our customers' votes for new features and improvements with three of our biggest releases, ever. 2011 was the year we took Confluence to the cloud with our new OnDemand platform, made it even more affordable for small teams, and started to get you new features, faster.  2011 was the year a new

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Kickstart User Adoption in Style

The Confluence team is especially merry this holiday season. Earlier this week, we released Confluence 4.1 to help your team create professional and engaging content. Just a day later we unveiled Team Calendars 1.7 to improve how you manage team leave. But our latest surprise dives into a new realm for Atlassian as we take on the likes of Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, and Ralph Lauren. The Confluence Origami Necktie Want to impress everyone around the Eggnog bowl at your office holiday party? Need

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3 New Wiki Shortcuts to Save You Time – Coming Soon in Confluence 4.1

Is it just me or is there something in the air this week with all the talk of the upcoming release of Confluence 4.1? Ryan shared a new feature that's sure to spark everyone's creative flare to spice their pages with professional image effects. Matt highlighted 5 more improvements  on the way. Now it's my turn to show you what's coming for those of you that want to pump out great content faster in Confluence 4.1. Content Collaboration Made Faster If you are anything like me and a little part

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