We use Confluence as our corporate Wiki for a small distributed company and we are quite happy with it. It supports exporting to PDF or Word docs which we use quite frequently. For non-open-source use it costs money ($1200 if I remember), has a WYSIWIG editor that mostly works and lots of useful plugins. Easy to install standalone or as part of an existing Tomcat/Apache install, I have it running proxied behind IIS on a single server box. Free evaluation period, so give it a try. -N

On the interactive programming help problem: I work from home for a small startup and I struggled with the need to have input from other programmers. What we ended up doing was using Skype and Remote Desktop to share our development desktop - essentially pair programming over the Net. Took a little getting used to, but works well once you get the hang of it.

Rob Manderson wrote:

10. Have you ever advocated (either directly or indirectly) the overthrow of any government by force or violence?

This one is interesting since it was the overthrow of an existing government that formed the basis for the American constitution. I think answering Yes to this one would be very patriotic.