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11/14/2006 11:09 PM
 

I was wondering what the Library folder in the Source version was used for, and if I really need to use it and the Solution file that comes with the Source version? If I open and just use the website that is with the Source file then I have been somewhat successful with DNN, but when try to use that solution file that includes the Library folder, I can't get anything to work even though it builds. Whats the purpose of that Library folder and do I really need it?

 

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Tom

 
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