RE: [Nplanner-develop] Welcome - Lets get started

[Scott A. L. <sco...@ve...>]

I got the same 404 error that Squid did.

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Sanders
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 2:48 AM
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Subject: Re: [Nplanner-develop] Welcome - Lets get started


Oh, one other point:  I'll be experimenting / turning on and off parts 
of Tiki at will.  There are a LOT of tools in there that would be 
useful, such as Trackers, that let you keep tables of information in a 
more db oriented format than openwiki.  And they have an integration 
with a java drawing tool that might prove invaluable for architecture 
diagrams.

In short, don't panic - if you see something new, feel free to play with 
it.  If it sucks - or breaks, let me know via the list here.

thx
D

Dave Sanders wrote:

> Ok folks, after much procrastination, welcome to the list!
>
> I'll keep this first message short and sweet.  Lets start discussing 
> and  writing ideas down.
>
> I've got TikiWiki set up for this project at 
> http://www.steelsphere.com/tiki.  You will need to go up there, 
> register an account, verify your account via email, and then you 
> should have rights to edit the wiki.  (click the wiki link on the left 
> hand side. Will take you to the wiki home.)
>
> RIGHT NOW, DO NOT CHANGE YOUR TIKI THEME!  There is some odd 
> interation with my homepage running moveabletype at 
> www.steelsphere.com and the Tiki.  I'll let you know when I have it 
> fixed.
>
> In the meantime, lets get organized.  I'll post something about what I 
> see nPlanner being to the wiki, hopefully tomorrow or monday.  In the 
> meantime, chatter away on the list... start throwing ideas out there.
>
> D
>
>
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