Re: Manuals on the Internet/Extranet

[Rose Britton <britton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Verner -- would you consider password-protected PDF files for your 
customers to download? You'd need to regenerate periodically to change the 
password, for your purposes, but it certainly won't require a full time web 
keeper!

Regards,
Rose

At 08:37 AM 1/18/00 +0100, Andersen, Verner wrote:
><SNIP>cenario is that each customer should get a password to a specific 
>file or a
>directory enabling him to open and download the manual. We
>even consider having the passwords expire after for example a month. If the
>customer wants additional support he can buy additional information service,
>that is get a new password which enables him to see and download the new
>manuals for an additional period of time.
>
>
>Does any of you have knowledge of a web publishing tools with easy
>management of password protection?
>
>Our IT department claims that it takes a full time web master to manage the
>web and the password subscriptions. We hope to keep it simple and easily
>manageable.
>
>Best Regards
>
>Verner Andersen
>Technical Writer
>BARCO AS/Communication Systems
>Phone: +45 39170866
>Fax: +45 39170010
>Mailto:verner.andersen@barco.com
>www.barco.com
>
>
>
>
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Rose Britton	Lead Technical Trainer
Scriptorium Publishing Services
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