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All types of documents are stored structured in directories in the Wiki - just as simple as in a file system. Determine information such as author and responsible person. Validity and rescheduling dates for checking or updating, e.g. for definition of individual document workflows. Simple transfer of existing documents from file systems. Easy and simple document creation with comprehensive WYSIWYG (What You See is What You Get) editor. Change history for documentation, revisions for documents. A demand for acceptance of important documents, e.g. for ISO or DSGVO projects. Print function according to your CD for documentation created in Jack Project incl. cover page, interactive table of contents. Full-text search - the integrated search engine will find all documentation and uploaded documents, regardless of the exact entry of the query. Can also be used as intranet portal for publishing internal news and relevant documents.

A PDF is a type of document file. It is very similar to the DOC format in that they both contain text, links, and even images. However, unlike DOC files, PDF files are more like a snapshot of an existing document. This makes them very versatile because they look the same across various systems. This means you can create a PDF on a macOS computer and it will look exactly the same on a Windows computer. In fact, it will also look the same on your smartphone or even your TV. DOCs don’t have this versatility. However, DOC files are usually pretty small when it comes to file size because they pull information from the system on which they are opened, such as installed fonts, for example. PDFs, on the other hand, can get quite large, especially if there are many images inside. Compression is a way to make an existing PDF smaller.