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03-16-2006, 07:11 AM
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| A Wealth of Knowledge  Join Date: Aug 2004
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    | Try a CMS. An easy on to learn and update is called CMS Made Simple. If you don't like that one, you can see Open Source CMS Directory to see which one may be right for you. Also realize that this is just a small sample of the CMS scripts available out there.  All the best. -Steve |
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03-16-2006, 07:48 AM
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| NamePros Regular  Join Date: Aug 2004
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| Yes a CMS would be best, depends on what you want do use it for mainly, but some of them are very good, wordpress is good I found, but I used that for mainly a blog and most people do aswell, although you can create other pages if I can remember correctly, also PHP-Nuke is good, comes with a few various templates for stuff, and a user system. PJ
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