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15 December 2009 13:06

Special offer from O'Reilly for NIMTUG members

Along with your 35% discount off print books, you can now get 45% off all ebooks you purchase direct from oreilly.com for a limited time. When you buy an O'Reilly ebook you get lifetime access to the book, and whenever possible we make it available...
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07 May 2007 16:04

NIMTUG moves to a new server and gets an upgrade

I've finally gotten some time this weekend to move the server from my previous error prone host to a new dedicated server supplied by Microsoft Ireland and Hosting 365. Due to changes within Community Server 2007's the new theme model I had to...
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05 October 2006 15:42

Martin Woodward awarded Team System MVP

Congratulations to Martin Woodward on being awarded the title of Team System Most Valuable Professional (MVP). He joins Cathal Connolly to become NIMTUG’s second MVP member. Martin Woodward TS MVP http://blogs.msdn.com/robcaron/archive/2006/10/02...
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10 April 2006 10:53

Basic FCK Editor wrapper for Community Server 2.0

I'm testing the FCK editor [ 1 ] wrapper for CS 2.0 [ 2 ] with this post.FCK editor is a webbased XHTML editor unlike other xhtml editors such as XStandard [ 3 ] doesn't use an activeX control. I was surpried as to how easy it was to get the basic functionality...
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08 April 2006 23:22

CS "Anonymous comments are disabled" on blogs

I'm always auto logged in when on the NIMTUG website and so never realised that non NIMTUG members or thoes not signed in couldn't post a blog comment until just now. After a couple of minutes figuring out which settings to change it's now corrected.
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14 February 2006 02:22

NIMTUG Website gets a much needed face lift

After spending way too much time trying to get DotNetNuke (DNN) and Community Server (CS) to work together in a maner that didn't require a lot of hacking and maintaining I've finally decided to ditchhed DNN and migrated the site to CS. I've been very...
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