kb.cgi is a flat-file knowledge base system with a sophisticated user interface. The script allows the administrator to create an encyclopedic database in a spreadsheet to be used on a website. Visitors to the site can search the database, and view its contents. The script uses flexible page templates that make the system highly customisable. It's also very strict on security. Version 2 introduces user bookmarks, printable versions, and a scoring/moderation system

mojoFAQ allows you to easily create and administer a Frequently Asked Questions section on your site. Advanced administration area allows you to maintain your online FAQ(s) without having to create, modify or upload files on your webserver.

This program is specifically designed for web masters and web site management/support personnel. The aim of this program is to automate many of the redundant tasks you must perform, thereby freeing up your time for more cost effective/cash generating endeavors. Features include: forwarding, unlimited answer templates, and admin control panel.

FAQ Builder allows your website visitors to submit questions and receive answers from your webpage. Features include: Easy setup, admin control panel, categories, autoresponder email templates, search log and search engine so you know what you visitors are seeking.

csFAQ is an automated system for displaying FAQs (frequently asked questions) on your website. Features: Central Administration done through the web browser, Easily create/edit/delete Q&A Categories & Questions, Automated user submission form, Fully configurable Auto-Response Email notification of submission, Icons for each submission, 'Pending' area keep users from submitting to wrong category, Create unlimited categories, Add unlimited questions and answers, Easily rearrange FAQ's, HTML templates to customize look, All style settings are adjusted using a web based interface, Include code added to management page for easy reference, and Advanced security settings for administration.

A Web-based FAQ management solution. Includes an easy admin control panel with ability to validate user questions in faq or answering via email.

FAQmaster is an easy to use FAQ management system allowing you to create an organized and easily maintainable FAQ for your website. Ideal for large FAQs. Add, edit, delete, modify, and sort Categories, topics, questions and answers. Includes form for end users to submit new questions.

FAQdb is a MySQL database driven FAQ manager that allows site administrators an easy way to answer questions and maintain a categorized and searchable FAQ on their site. The script is highly configurable and easy to install.

QAMaker lets you create a searchable list of questions and answers for your website with a simple HTML form. You can add entries, and let viewers see the full list of questions or just search for what they want. Heavily based on VocabSearch, it does not now let you delete questions/answers from the file: you must do that by hand. Still, it makes a nice list of frequently asked questions if such a thing is useful for your site.

WebKNotes is a Web-based Knowledge database of notes. Features include: Notes/subtopics about anything added by any user, Search facility, User Authentication, Users can edit notes they created, and Notes can be viewed using several different methods, or the files can just be browsed. The WebKNotes system is written in Perl and uses a file hierarchy for a database.

This is a script that will allow you to easlly maintain a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). It features: Unlimited Entries, Two layout options, Web Based configuration and easy of use.

Arts is a collection of Perl scripts which process and manage incoming mail to create a knowledge base. It's designed to save information that is generated for email (either by design or choice) that is determined to be valuable away for safekeeping and future use.

FAQ Builder is a Perl script that generates an html document based on the questions & answers as stored in the data file.

FAQ PLAIN, stands for "FAQ Preprocessor Lacking An Interesting Name", is a very easy to use customizable FAQ web page generator. It features: Easy to use - no HTML code needed for the FAQ, Automatic numbering of questions; hierarchical structure of the numbering, Separate the FAQ into sections; section headers appear at top of page, Generates one static HTML page, and more.

FAQ IT is a "keyword-relational" FAQ database that allows users to submit questions via a web page. The FAQ IT administrator can then login and upload answers to questions. Features include: You can respond to questions by posting answers on the web, sending an email message, or both, HTML-based templates, Keyword Search, A password-protected administrative area to answer/modify/delete FAQs online, and Entries are automatically sorted by a specified field.

This script allows you to create & manage your Frequently Asked Questions area with ease. Administer your FAQ area from a password protected web browser admin interface. You can also let a user request a FAQ group or group(s) and have them sent directly to the email address they choose.

Create a simple Q&A forum for answers to common questions your visitors may have. Displays Questions & Answers in an organized fashion. Q&A comes packed with features that allows you to easily control your Q&A area. The Q&A password protected admin program lets you manage everything from your browser. No more updating HTML page & uploading.

KbaseFree provides a quick, concise and inexpensive way to display dynamic information on a Web Browser, via an Intranet or Internet Web Server. Once the System Administrator has installed Kbase, Department-based personnel create & maintain text files for information on desired topics. In addition, one control file is created and maintained for all topics. If each department needs their own Kbase System, simply modify the installation to create a totally new Kbase area on the Web Server.