Re: CMS out of the box? (with Word support)

We have a commercial Word to HTML conversion service that allows non-technical users
publish Word documents directly as well-structured web pages, with
your own HTML template automatically applied.
You can see a demo at http://www.yawconline.com/docs/updateapage.htm

We don't claim that it is a CMS (more of a content maintenance than
a management system), but it generates high-quality, accessible HTML
from well-structured Word documents, and actually uses Word, rather than
being merely "Word-like" (which most web-based editing interfaces 
somewhat ambitiously claim).


Michael Upshall <[email protected]> wrote:

> My voluntary association has a website with an open and a members-only
> section. It comprises news pages, a newsletter, regular columns, archive,
> etc, all created in Word. Because the entire site is created and managed by
> non-professionals, any CMS to run the site needs to be ridiculously simple
> to use, requiring no technical knowledge to set up or to operate. Does
> anyone have any ideas? It could be open-source or commercial, but must
> require a minimal learning curve. 
>
> Any ideas welcome. 
>   


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