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A User's Guide to Plone
von Thomas Lotze und Jan U Hasecke, aus dem Deutschen übersetzt von Nathan MoorThe content management system „Plone“ has been available in version 3 since last year. It was time for an updated edition of our popular handbook for authors and editors.
The new edition is now available and bears the new title „A User's Guide to Plone“. Thomas Lotze und Jan Ulrich Hasecke revised the language and restructured the content in an even more comprehensible way.
Plone is constantly gaining in popularity among users of content management systems available for use on the World Wide Web. Distinguished by its wide range of functions and an intuitive user interface, it can be used on the Internet as wll as on an intranet.
This user's guide is directed at helping people who wnat to maintain, mange, or edit websites or portals using Plone.
The tutorials in the first part of the book are as well-suited for self-study as they are for use as a teaching aid in courses an seminars le by a trainer.
The reference section in the second part of the book encompasses a comprehensive overview of the functions offered by Plone 3, providing both beginners and experienced users with a valuable guide. With how to operate Plone systematically and comprehensively described, this book is also helpful to users of websites incorporating custom design and technical enhancement.
The new edition is now available and bears the new title „A User's Guide to Plone“. Thomas Lotze und Jan Ulrich Hasecke revised the language and restructured the content in an even more comprehensible way.
Plone is constantly gaining in popularity among users of content management systems available for use on the World Wide Web. Distinguished by its wide range of functions and an intuitive user interface, it can be used on the Internet as wll as on an intranet.
This user's guide is directed at helping people who wnat to maintain, mange, or edit websites or portals using Plone.
The tutorials in the first part of the book are as well-suited for self-study as they are for use as a teaching aid in courses an seminars le by a trainer.
The reference section in the second part of the book encompasses a comprehensive overview of the functions offered by Plone 3, providing both beginners and experienced users with a valuable guide. With how to operate Plone systematically and comprehensively described, this book is also helpful to users of websites incorporating custom design and technical enhancement.
