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Old 04-03-2008
Keep tabs on documents with Referencer

Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:00:00 GMT
While desktop search engines like Beagle and Recoll can quickly find any file on your hard disk, they can't help you organize documents and files into neat and easy-to-manage collections. That's why we have tools like digiKam for managing your photos, BasKet Note Pads for keeping tabs on your notes, and Referencer for filing and tagging your documents. The latter is not only a handy tool to herd your documents, it also makes an excellent research and bibliography tool.


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LetoDMS(1)						    Document Management System							LetoDMS(1)

NAME
LetoDMS - Document Management System SYNTAX
letodms [location] COPYRIGHT
MyDMS is Copyright (C) 2002-2005 by Markus Westphal MyDMS is Copyright (C) 2006-2008 by Malcolm Cowe LetoDMS is Copyright (C) 2010 by Uwe Steinmann LetoDMS is Copyright (C) 2010 by Matteo Lucarelli DESCRIPTION
The letodms program launch a browser pointing LetoDMS front page. LetoDMS is a document management system based on PHP and MySQL LetoDMS combines all these features with a nice-looking web interface which makes it possible to access your documents not only via intranet in your office but worldwide via the internet. In detail LetoDMS offers you these features: * Create folders to group your documents * Edit document and folder properties online * Detailed information on uploaded documents * Lock and unlock documents * Update documents - old versions are saved * Individual Icons for different Mime-Types * Set expiration-date for documents * Users are notified about new/updated or expired documents via email * Download documents or view them online within your Browser * Control access via detailed ACLs (access control lists) * User- and Group-Management * Powerful search engine * Multi language support * Supports multiple databases through ADOdb OPTIONS
[location] Alternate location for letodms homepage. The default value is http://localhost/letodms/ FILES
/etc/letodms/letodms.conf Contains the default homepage for letodms AUTHORS
LetoDMS author is Markus Westphal. This manual has been wroten by Miguel Gea Milvaques <debian@miguelgea.com> Updated by Francisco Manuel Garcia Claramonte <francisco@debian.org> Francisco M. Garcia 3.0.0 LetoDMS(1)