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Last year we began a process of changing the way we manage our documentation. Since 1998 we had used Adobe Framemaker to produce the documentation. This was limiting because it basically only allowed one person to make changes. After evaluating many possible solutions we decided that using a wiki made the most sense.

One advantage to using a wiki is that it tracks every change we make. If you'd like to keep up with those changes, you can do so by visiting the Recent Changes page on the wiki. On that page you can also get the RSS and Atom links if you want to subscribe to a feed of the changes.

Should you find anything that you believe is an error or omission in the documentation, the best way to let us know is to file a case using Feedback.