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Building Websites with VB.NET and DotNetNuke 4: A practical guide to creating and maintaining your own DotNetNuke website, and developing new modules and skins

Posted by admin | December 23, 2009 .

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A practical guide to creating and maintaining your own DotNetNuke website, and developing new modules and skins Specially revised and updated version of this acclaimed DotNetNuke book Create and manage your own website with DotNetNuke Customize and enhance your site with skins and [...]

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Effective Executive’s Guide to Dreamweaver Web Sites: The Eight Steps for Designing, Building, and Managing Dreamweaver 3 Web Sites

Posted by admin | December 20, 2009 .

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The Effective Executive’s Guides all follow the same format. They break down a topic into basic elements and use these to build a logical progression that leads to a clear understanding of both the how’s and why’s of a topic. Coleman and Nelson emphasize [...]

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Blog On: Building Online Communities with Web Logs

Posted by admin | December 19, 2009 .

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Weblogs — or blogs — are taking the Internet by storm! Now you can expand your site using message boards, mailing lists, and numerous other features to maintain and promote community with help from this easy-to-understand guide. Includes practical tips for making tweaks and [...]

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Part 4 Building Over The Rhine Website In Adobe Flex

Posted by admin | December 16, 2009 .

This is Part 4 of a multi-part series on how to build the Over The Rhine Website in Adobe Flex. The site is being driven by Chris Wilkey one of our faculty learning community members. Building Over. . .

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Effective Executive’s Guide to Dreamweaver Web Sites: The Eight Steps for Designing, Building, and Managing Dreamweaver 3 Web Sites

Posted by admin | December 14, 2009 .

From Booklist
The Effective Executive’s Guides all follow the same format. They break down a topic into basic elements and use these to build a logical progression that leads to a clear understanding of both the how’s and why’s of a topic. Coleman and Nelson emphasize [...]

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