publishing large numbers of docs to SharePoint Wiki pages

[Jay Maechtlen <techwriter -at- laserpubs -dot- com>]

My (new!) employer has large numbers of documents used as guides and 
references by customer service centers and other users.
They have decided to move them from their current repository to a 
SharePoint site with Wiki pages.
I have a number of concerns, and want to understand some of the 
abilities and limitations of that platform, and suitable approaches to 
make this thing work as well as possible.

I think we'll have a combination of "throw existing docs int position as 
quickly as possible" and "rebuild docs as appropriate to break them into 
suitable topic-sized chunks".

The good news is - it shouldn't be boring!
Regards
jay

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Jay Maechtlen
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626 840-8875 cell
www.laserpubs.com


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