Hello, At work we create bucket loads of test documents and I am looking for ways to reduce the amount of work spent on doing revision bumping and changing minor things. Currently we simply use Microsoft Word. So if I have to bump a revision number, i typically use a macro to do a search and replace and I execute it on each document. Then I have to add stuff to the revision history. Plus some other steps. All in all, I should have to manually do this!
I am looking for an Open Source CMS that has the capability of exporting documents to a PDF format. So it can be a web based CMS where I fill out forms and such, as long as I have the option to convert. Note that it needs to be somewhat flexible on this. I need to be able to design the cover page layout, the header, and the footer. So simply saying print page to PDF will not do. Ideally I would like to be able to do batch jobs like global search and replace, preferably something with regexp capabilities. Also it would be nice if one content portion could be divided into two printed documents. It would be nice to some how have documents refer to other documents. Example, a test procedure would say: "This test procedure executes this test case." If the test case name changes, then that field is updated as it would print the test case name. Any suggestions? -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
