Archives for the tag: wiki

Get Your Wiki On – Day 1 – Winners & More Prizes

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you know that this week Atlassian is helping you Get Your Wiki On by giving away some killer gadgets in exchange for a Tweet or Facebook share of your favorite Confluence feature. In this post we announce the winner of Day 1, reveal 5 lucky winners of a secret prize, and tell you what's up for grabs today.

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Navigate Your Entire Wiki with SharePoint Connector 1.3

Available for download today, the latest version of the SharePoint Connector for Confluence adds new features and enhancements that strengthen the integration and user experience between the two applications.

  1. Browse entire Confluence spaces without leaving SharePoint
  2. Embed threaded discussions from Confluence in SharePoint
  3. Search SharePoint from any themed Confluence space
  4. Row-level security for SharePoint lists in Confluence pages

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This is the second in a series of posts from Atlassian's Technical Writing Team focusing on using a wiki for technical writing. Last week, Andrew Lui talked about why wikis are ideal for collaborative documentation development. In this post, I'll be talking about how you can use a wiki to publish documentation, from authoring content through to publishing.

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Watch a live demo of the new features in Confluence 3.4

It's been a couple of weeks since we released Confluence 3.4, a new version of our enterprise wiki packed full of new features to provide faster, richer content creation for everyone. Don't worry if you missed out on last week's webinar demonstration of the new features, we recorded everything for you! 

See the new keyboard shortcuts, user macro improvements and new Universal Plugin Management by watching a recording of the live demo below (demo starts at 07:25).


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