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Word processing with DokuWiki

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DokuWiki offers some capabilities not found in other web-based word processors. We'll show you how to build your own web-based word processing tool with DokuWiki and a few plugins.

Web-based word processors are all the rage these days, but you don’t have to hand your documents to a third-party service to enjoy the benefits of online word processing. Instead, you can build your own web-based word processing tool with DokuWiki. Of course, DokuWiki won’t rival a dedicated webbased word processor, but it does have a few powerful features that can make it a better choice in many situations.

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