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6/19/2006 10:08 AM
 

Dear All,

I have downloaded loads of stuff so I can install them to run a DotNetNuke website on a stand alone PC, I tried and tried and tried but could not make it work, I read all the documentation and the videos from the website but still could not get it to work.

Can any one please explain what I need to have on the PC and what version of DotNetNuke website I need and how to get to work on a stand alone PC.

If you are willing to help can you please send an email to: hk_sports@hotmail.co.uk explaining all the software, steps and settings I need to take.

Many thanks,

HK-Sports.

 

 
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