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i get kind of frustrated looking for tutorials/video help/good forums centered around freeware-think gimp or joomla.
im thinking about making a website with all the best freeware.
It would include descriptions and details,comprehensive video tutorials for each program, links to publishers sites, links to forums, screenshots of freeware interfaces, a rating system, and other stuff
Do you think that people would benfit from a site like this?
Also is there another site out there like this that i dont know about-please tell me if there is

I currently have tried a Task Management System via a Joomla System, which worked ok. I noticed there are companies out there that can provide a system via their own server and you pay a monthly fee. I was wondering if there is programs that can be bought that install on each users(managers) computer and can connect to a central web server. This would allow all tasks, accounts, projects, contacts, etc to be updated to everyones program via the web server. This would all be used for Small Business. Does this exist? Thanks for any information.

I know this is going to smart for some of you Html and CMS heads, but I was looking for some program that is similar to Pagebuilder. It can be on a different host, or a different program, but it has to be similar where I can move things around and add a couple of scripts.
If you remark that I should learn HTML, or Joomla, or give me a tutorial, you’re going to be marked down. 10 points is up for grabs.

i need a program kinda like dreamweaver in design mode i only need it to host on my schools intranet i am in the process of learning php and mysql so i cant usee stuff like joomla yet thanks

I’ve looked at so many, my brain is spinning. ModX, Expression Engine, Textpattern, Joomla, Drupal… too many to choose from. Basically as many things that are important to me that i can think of right now are listed here: (or a start anyway)
Ability to do it from my mac. I think most are mac compatible, but just in case. (i think dot net nuke isn’t?)
ABILITY TO USE OUR OWN TEMPLATES – I don’t want/ need to choose from any pre-existing templates. We build sites professionally using HTML and CSS — just looking for a CMS that’s easy to implement/use with our own html designs/templates.
MAKES SENSE – Stuff’s easy to organize, makes logical sense on how things are arranged — i don’t want to have to spend a whole month just finding things.
ABILITY TO HAVE SECONDARY PAGES/NAVIGATION — and sometimes even a third “level” of pages. Hierachical levels.
ABILITY TO ADD FUNCTIONALITY (via modules, or whatever) for things like: events, news items, staff members, graphical calendar, site search, members-only part of site (is this possible? user management?), admin control (multiple admins with various admin capability), photo galleries, blogs (?), “store”, .. etc.
Just looking for something that’s worth putting the effort, time, and energy into learning — something that’s customizable enough that it will work for plenty of sites, rather than finding out that it’s missing some core feature that we need for one, or whatever.
I’m pretty proficient in HTML and CSS. Just haven’t gotten a handle on this CMS stuff yet. We currently work with a programmer that does custom php solutions for us for most projects — just to give you an idea of where i’m coming from/what i’m familiar with.
anyway… thoughts anyone? advice? anything i should know? pointers? tips?

I am new to the CMS (content management system). my programmer has given me one from Joomla. But I am not very clear as to how to operate this.
Learned friends may kindly enlighten me on this point. if some free material is available on the net to read and study then kindly send me a link.
I’ll feel obliged.