I don't know what kind of document writing tools the team is using. Are you still using word like the author? Maybe it's okay for an individual or two or three people. You can merge and summarize them, however, this is obviously inappropriate for large projects, teams, and documents. First, work cannot be performed by multiple people, or collaboration by multiple people is not convenient; second, efficiency is not good, and organization needs to be summarized at last; third, format conversion is troublesome, and it is difficult to generate help document formats or other formats; fourth, the document cannot change the format (template concept) in a unified manner based on the format rather than data ).
Let's take a look at Microsoft's msdn documentation:
The msdn page in Microsoft VS 2005 has no content:
[This topic is pre-release documentation and is subject to change in future releases. Blank topics are supported as placeholders.] Insert introduction here. Subhead Insert section body here. Subhead Insert section body here. Send comments about this topic to Microsoft. Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. |
The upper-level page can contain a list of subpages, such:
This section features topics related to the web designer environment. In this section Visual Studio web site designers and editors Visual Studio web designer keyboard shortcuts |
At least it indicates that Microsoft should be using a set of web-based (?) The document writing tool can be used to set templates. There are many automatic functions available. Is it wiki? Such tools are important for team collaboration and document writing. You are not familiar with tools and materials in this area.
For example, Python documents are completed using the Wiki tool, and then converted to HTML format, help documents, PDF documents, and so on.