All of these things are possible with a well, and properly,
implemented Wiki. On your last point (contextual) help could isn't
necessarily addressed by the "help tool" side but on the "content
management" side.
On Mar-31-2008, at 18:45 , Peter Indelicato wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a tool that...
> ...allows anyone (with the right permissions) to edit content
> through a web browser
> ...allows the use of "rich" content, like embedded flash
> ...provides some sort of approval or rollback capability
> ...supports contextual help
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