Hello everyone, I have a small problem deciding wich product to use for my web site, Zope or Typo3. I don't have too much time testing and concurrently running both Zope and Typo3, so I think the best thing is to ask here :). Now, here are the key features my web must have: - LaTeX support: that is, users can edit documents using LaTeX notation, and by using some kind of latex2html I want to be able to have mathematical formulas displayed in web pages - users & groups: something most modern OS-es have (let's say Unix :)). I want to be able to set permissions and control wich users can edit, view, print any arbitrary document. - PDF export: since most of the web site will be mathematical, I want to be able to export parts of the web as PDF documents, so pepole can download that, in stead of reading the web online. - content reusing: this is a tough one to explain :), but I'll try. I want all the data (mathematical theories, theorems, problems and so on) to be in, let's call it one central repository. Then, when I want to create a part of the web about linear algebra, i can use the data from that 'central' repository. There are some other features that come to mind, but these are the most vital ones. Now, is that doable, and how hard is to implement that in Zope (or is there somewhere product that allready has that implemented)? And those having expirience both with Zope and Typo3, which should I use to get my web up and running as quickly as possible? Thanks in advance, Karlo Lozovina