File-System Data Storage
ScrewTurn Wiki 3.0.5.600, pre-configured for storing data on the local file-system. Optimized for easy deployment and for low-traffic, single-server wikis.
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SQL Server Data Storage
ScrewTurn Wiki 3.0.5.600, pre-configured for storing data in a SQL Server database. Optimized for high-traffic wikis and for web farms.
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Microsoft Web Platform Installer
ScrewTurn Wiki 3.0.5.600, available via the Microsoft WebPI.

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Source Code
Source code of ScrewTurn Wiki 3.0.5.600: Visual Studio 2010 solution, MSBuild script, reference documentation (CHM).
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Need a Hoster?
You can have a look at a list of hosters that automatically install ScrewTurn Wiki.
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Available Languages
Brazilian Portuguese * Czech Danish Dutch*
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English French German Hungarian
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Italian Korean* Latvian* Norwegian*
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Persian Polish Portuguese Romanian*
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Russian Serbian* Simplified Chinese Slovak*
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Spanish Swedish Traditional Chinese Turkish
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Ukrainian Vietnamese*
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*) Work-in-progressSupported IIS Versions
- IIS 5.1 (Windows XP)
- IIS 6 (Windows Server 2003)
- IIS 7 (Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008)
- IIS 7.5 (Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2)
Microsoft ASP.NET 3.5 SP1 is required. For IIS 7+, Classic and Integrated ASP.NET pipelines are both supported.
Which Version Should I Use?
If your wiki will contain less than 150 pages edited by less than 50 users, you can opt for the
File-System Data Storage version because it's easier to setup. If your wiki will contain more pages, we suggest you to install the
SQL Server Data Storage version.
Keep in mind that it is possible to migrate the data at any time to another storage provider, as described in the
data migration section.
License
ScrewTurn Wiki is released under the
GNU General Public License (v2 only). You can use this software for free; you can also copy, distribute and modify it as long as you release it under the same GNU General Public License.
Commercial licenses are also available for purchase.
Development Builds and Mercurial Repository¶
Development builds are executed automatically by our integration server every time changes are pushed into the Mercurial repository (linked below). Use these builds at your own risk!
Mercurial repository, hosted at Bitbucket:
http://bitbucket.org/screwturn/screwturn-wikiYou can also have a look at our
issue tracker.
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Did you know that ScrewTurn Wiki uses

to manage localization? It's the easiest way to handle the entire process and connects directly to your source code repository. Have a look at this 1-min video to
learn more.