RE: Open-source web content management suggestions?

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One possibility is Postnuke. I do not know it but it is a good one, I think.

Jim Jones  		zxlat.translatorscafe.com


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I am collecting recommendations for open-source web content 
management software.  Adobe apparently is not offering the one-month 
free trial for Dreamweaver this month, and a colleague needs to offer 
her students an alternative.  For instance, have you used, and would 
you recommend Doop, Jumla, or any other OS software?  Many thanks for 
your suggestions!..

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