Hello Attila,

First, let me try to help you out by saying that the documentation you found for the older version will apply to 95% of the new version. That said, I would advice you try version 4.0 again using the very same documentation. I am sure that you will be able to figure out the remaining 5% of new features in much less that 12 hours ;-)

Back to the issue of documentation, you are correct - there is none. This is because, as an open source project goes, we tend to focus more on writing code than to write documentation. I agree, this is not optimal for end users, but I would use your same analogy of "buying a car", and say that, you actually did NOT buy anything - this was free product which you downloaded without providing a credit card :P (Sorry to be so blunt, but this is the reality). I assure you, it took up a whole lot more than 12 hours to write this module. In fact, it took a team of 5, more than 3 years to get it to where it is today.

Now back to being productive... I have been thinking about creating VIDEOS (not documentation) which would show you every aspect of setting this bad boy up.... but again, since I don't get paid to do this I can't actually give you a timeline, but I'll sure blog about it here on DotNetNuke. Stay tuned.

I hope this helps.

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