These are the generic working horses that are used whenever no specific doctype matches the intention of the author.
Description
This introduces the central doctypes for authors to write documentation. They are used, if no specific doctype is more appropriate for the purpose of the information.Doctypes
List of document types to define categories valid for all document types.
| # | Name | Short Description |
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| 1 | Association | Associates two documents. |
| 2 | Profile | Profiles provide views on documents via delegation. |
| 3 | Resource | Resources are books, webpages, videocasts relevant for the project. Add important information to your project about resources that lie outside the control of your team. |
| 4 | Section | Sections of a document are typically part of a document. But the size of sections may vary. To support a team to write collaboratively on the documentation, a larger document may be subdivided into external section documents. |
| 5 | Step | Describes a single step of an activity. A step is a generic document that is associated with a document that describes a process. It may be a test log or a howto. |
| 6 | Topic | A description of a given topic. A topic may describing or explaining a concept, a task to accomplish or a reference. There are a couple of topic types that set the expectations for the reader. Instances of the topic doctype usually have independent lifetimes from any referencing documents. |
