Forum

[NewBee]

Where do I find the forum for this group. I found the group on my news
server at adobe.photoshop.windows
and I keep seeing references to searching past threads and such and would
like to visit in person.
Thanks

-Don

[Madsen]

NewBee wrote:

> Where do I find the forum for this group.

<http://www.adobe.com/support/forums/main.html>

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Regards
Madsen.

[dave milbut]

What?

[dave milbut]

and of course this is the first post I've read today. No coffee yet. Can someone telle me, is it in english? :)

[Madsen]

dave milbut wrote:

> What?

It was an answer to:
<news:9iJNa.1339$k33.941@newssvr32.news.prodigy.co m>.

It says:

| Where do I find the forum for this group. I found the group on my
| news server at adobe.photoshop.windows and I keep seeing
| references to searching past threads and such and would like to
| visit in person. Thanks
|
| -Don

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Regards
Madsen.

[dave milbut]

oh. why didn't you just answer in that thread? not that it matters. just curious. and as I said, being the first thing I read this morning, and taken out of context, i found it a bit odd. :)

or did you and just cross post?

[Madsen]

dave milbut wrote:

> oh. why didn't you just answer in that thread?

Actually I did but my answer didn't hit the right thread for some
reason.
Maybe it's because you can't find the question I was answering on
[url]www.adobeforums.com[/url].

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Regards
Madsen.

[Kees J. Boer]

Hi, I'm a trainer in MS Office Products. I've been asked to develop a
website for a moviestar/popstar. They want to have a forum, where fans can
discuss anything. Is there a good forum that you all suggest, that I could
download for free? Would it be difficult to set up?

Thanks!

Kees

[David Bartosik - MS MVP]

visit google.com and search on "free forums"
there are plenty of offerings.
bravenet is one common one.

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Visit [url]www.davidbartosik.com[/url]
for Publisher and Web Design
Tips and How-to's.

"Kees J. Boer" <keesboer@integrity-computing.net> wrote in message
news:8nPGb.11251$JD6.2427@lakeread04...

> Hi, I'm a trainer in MS Office Products. I've been asked to develop a
> website for a moviestar/popstar. They want to have a forum, where fans can
> discuss anything. Is there a good forum that you all suggest, that I could
> download for free? Would it be difficult to set up?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Kees
>
>

[Ken]

I need to create a small user forum that will allow about 20 users to
communicate with each other by posting messages. Is there inexpensive
software to do that or can you point me to a tutorial to make my own. I
would want to use asp. Thanks

[Julian Roberts]

Maybe try [url]www.snitz.com[/url]

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[url]http://www.charon.co.uk/charoncart[/url]
Charon Cart 3
Shopping Cart Extension for Dreamweaver MX/MX 2004

[Nancy Gill]

[url]http://forum.snitz.com/[/url].. it's free.


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Technical Editor: DMX 2004: The Complete Reference, DMX 2004: A Beginner's
Guide, Mastering Macromedia Contribute
Technical Reviewer: Dynamic Dreamweaver MX/DMX: Advanced PHP Web Development

"Ken" <kpollard@aerosurf.net> wrote in message
news:d3ji93$6ph$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> I need to create a small user forum that will allow about 20 users to
> communicate with each other by posting messages. Is there inexpensive
> software to do that or can you point me to a tutorial to make my own. I
> would want to use asp. Thanks
>
>

[theChronic]

Hello
I was thinking of switching over to use ColdFusion instead of PHP and I
currently have a phpBB forum but I was wondering if there is a packaged
ColdFusion version of a forum that you can use for your site? If not can you
integrate the user database for the phpBB forum and the regular website users
(CF)?
Thanks,
John

[Stressed_Simon]

This forum is built using FuseTalk, check the link at the bottom of the page.

CF will connect to your existing DB no probs but unfortunately the templates
and business logic don't build themselves although thinking about it that is
why I can pay my bills!

[mpwoodward *TMM*]

theChronic wrote:

> Hello
> I was thinking of switching over to use ColdFusion instead of PHP and I
> currently have a phpBB forum but I was wondering if there is a packaged
> ColdFusion version of a forum that you can use for your site? If not can you
> integrate the user database for the phpBB forum and the regular website users
> (CF)?
> Thanks,
> John

There are several free CF-based forum applications available. The one
that first comes to mind is this:
[url]http://ray.camdenfamily.com/[/url] ("Galleon Forums" on the right)

I have several others bookmarked but I'm at the CFUnited conference this
week and don't have my other laptop with me. I'll look when I get home
and post some additional links, or if you hunt around on Google you
should find some things.

Matt