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Zoho, the online office suite launched Zoho Wiki beta. It contains all the features that a standalone wiki offer now days.  The key features of Zoho Wiki includes-WYSIWYG editing, Group wiki with good permission levels, Search engine friendly, flexible Version of wiki pages(to avoid multiple copies), subpages, RSS feeds, an admin dashboard for overall wiki management, and a number of skins to choose from.

The engine behind the wiki is Zoho Writer. Did I say common keyboard shortcuts also work in the Wiki. Not only that you can use scripting like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc in wiki pages. The most coolest feature is you can import and export elements from other Zoho products like writer, spreadsheets etc and all perfectly synchronized with each other. You can say Zoho’s wiki is not just a wiki its a collaboration of everything with a word processor.

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2 Responses to “Zoho wiki launched in beta”

  1. Arvind Says:

    Thanks for the nice review, Kams! Keep using Zoho :-)

  2. Kamrul Says:

    You are welcome Arvind, Good Work with Zoho. Keep it up.


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