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Latest Installer Release: 6.3.0.1

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Latest Release: 6.3.0.1

- Please carry out any discussion of the new release in the vaos.current.discussion newsgroup. Please post any bug reports to vaos.current.bugs.
+ Please carry out any discussion of the new release in the vaos.current.discussion newsgroup. Please post any real bug reports to vaos.current.bugs and confirmed bugs to the bugtracker at virtul-access.org">http://bugs.virtul-access.orgexternal link
- This build is only available as an executable installer. The installer can create a new VAOS installation or can upgrade an existing VA5 or VA6 installation to version 6.3. You can download the installer from the VA project pagesexternal link on the SourceForge website.
+ The installer can create a new VAOS installation or can upgrade an existing VA5 or VA6 installation to version 6.3. You can download the installer from the VA project pagesexternal link on the SourceForge website.

There is now also a zip available that contains only the files (binaries, help, viewer files) and which should be usable as a drop-in replacement of an older VA6 version.
]]> Kai Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:59:08 +0100 Newsgroups http://wiki.virtual-access.org/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=Newsgroups&compare=1&oldver=2&newver=0&diff_style=minsidediff .diffchar { color:red; } -
  • vaos.test+
  • vaos.test (unrestricted access, but intended for developers only)]]> Daniel James Mon, 25 Apr 2005 17:27:23 +0100 How to Wiki http://wiki.virtual-access.org/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=How+to+Wiki&compare=1&oldver=20&newver=0&diff_style=minsidediff .diffchar { color:red; } -
    • New wiki pages (in contrast to articles) can be created by inserting a link to them in an existing page. Like this: ((A Page Name))
      This will appear with a trailing "?" in the page. When you click on it the page will get created and you can edit the new page. If there's no "top page" or no page you can edit you can go to the Sandbox and create the new page from there. (No, there's unfortunately no "create new wiki page" link.) Don't forget to categorize the new page. The standard wiki name syntax of PageName is shut off, you can use any kind of name (f.i. including whitespace), but you must use ((brackets around them)).+
      • New wiki pages (in contrast to articles) can be created by inserting a link to them in an existing page. Like this: ((A Page Name))
        This will appear with a trailing "?" in the page. When you click on it the page will get created and you can edit the new page. If there's no "top page" or no page you can edit you can use the Quick Edit on the right. Type a new page name in it and hit edit. This will create a new edit page for you, remember to save it or it will be gone after you leave it. The standard wiki name syntax of PageName is shut off, you can use any kind of name (f.i. including whitespace), but you must use ((brackets around them)). And don't forget to categorize the new page (or it won't appear in the simple Categories navigation structure).]]> Kai Sun, 09 Jan 2005 17:07:13 +0100 SandBox http://wiki.virtual-access.org/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=SandBox&compare=1&oldver=2&newver=0&diff_style=minsidediff .diffchar { color:red; } + New Page?
        + - creates a link with "?", the link will create a new page of that name
        + FAQs
        + - creates an internal link if no wikiword available
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        + ((New Page))
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        + italic?
        ]]>         Kai Sat, 08 Jan 2005 16:54:07 +0100