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2/23/2007 12:56 PM
 

Good Day, I'm from South Africa and I'm a new user of dnn applications. I'd like to run a forum on one of my websites:

http://forum.manufacturing-engineering.co.za

Well I still have to do my set up in detail - I hope I made the right choice...

At present I'm still learning and I would to run it at least at a performance that applications like (basic) vBulletin/phpBB can give. Navigation is a key issue for me, since I assume that this is important for my upcoming users - People from Manufacturing and Engineering.

So I'm looking forward to new features, which I still need to have a look at. The aim is in the end to get it running for new customers of mine, but that means that my forum must work for my users.
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What I also provide at the old site:

"DNN does have some positive features. That's why I decided to give it a try. I would like to see more features that are somehow similar to stuff I've seen at vbulletin (which I considered as well). I'm thinking here of the User navigation for forums, threads and user control panels. I personally believe that one should emulate some of the useful features or better: improve on them. This will give DNN a competetive edge in the feature. And all users will then be able to benefit from the synergy."

Btw: ...Where can I get the DNN user manual. Any location, where one can download this? Need to study this? before I start experimenting....

 

 
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2/23/2007 3:21 PM
 
  • have a look at core forum (there will be a new version soon as well) and various 3rd party forums available at www.snowcovered.com
  • regarding manual, there is a guided tour and DotNetNuke online help (see main menu) as well as videos from various 3rd party providers like traincert. And there are Books available, some written by DNN core team members.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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2/24/2007 5:16 AM
 
Thanks for the advice. I'm busy experimenting with it at them moment.
 
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2/24/2007 7:10 AM
 
the most powerful forums software is propably ActiveForums from ActiveModules. If you look at sites like smallbizserver.com you know why and can see how it is performing with huge user bases and lots of threads

Cheers,
Philipp Becker, Peppertree Solutions
 
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2/24/2007 7:11 AM
 

Cheers,
Philipp Becker, Peppertree Solutions
 
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