Re: Trellix

[Susan Vineyard <vineyard -at- CHEROKEE -dot- NSUOK -dot- EDU>]

I just taught a faculty development workshop in the program at my
university.
It's an interesting program--easy to teach novices. Until today when I
became
full-time faculty, I managed two Intranets and I wouldn't use Trellix
because
of the number of documents on our Intranet, and the fact that it's on a
network.  I need to be able to go out there and edit documents directly,
rather
than create a site in a Trellix format and publish it to html.  With
Trellix, I
couldn't work on a file someone else had created unless I had the original
Trellix file.  With Dreamweaver, I can just go directly to old files and
change
them.  I will use Trellix, however for my class syllabus pages because I'm
not
looking for style, just easily changed data.  Of course, I still have the
problem of editing at home and at school.  I'll need the original file both
places.  I guess I'll store it on the server.  I don't have time for more
right
now, but if you have questions, feel free to e-mail me.  The URL to the
tutorial I created in and for Trellix is
http://arapaho.nsuok.edu/~ComTel/tutorial/Trellix/default.htm
It may have a few faulty links.  They'll be fixed by the end of this week!

--Susan Vineyard
Roz Ault wrote:

> Has anyone on the list had first-hand experience with Trellix (Web
> publishing software) that you'd be willing to share? We're considering
> purchasing it for use on an intranet.
>
> Please email me directly, and if there's interest, I'll compile a summary
> for the list.
>
> - Roz
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