“RE: Clark's URL”

dvice to a newbie I'd say, take it one piece at a time. Except for the preferences section, each area is pretty well labeled. Poke around the site structure section to understand the files and folders. Ask questions of some of the rest of us.

It will be well, well worth the effort. I got frustrated with my Manila site because at the time, one could only have one weblog page, and it *had* to be the home page. Aargh! This may have changed since then, but it was really annoying.

Now at my site I've automated the thing within an inch of its life. And there's so much more one can do. It's worth whatever time you spend on it. Conversant is much more than a CMS, much more than a website management tool. You can start small and build whatever you want. Want to stay just a small website? No problem. And when you've outgrown that, Conversant will scale right along with your wants and desires. I mean, good grief, I've built a web publication system on the thing where I don't have to do *any* work. What more could a man want? (Well, Seth never got me my pony.)

If there's anything I can do to help you, e-mail me or visit Becoming Conversant and ask. I love the product and want everyone in the world to love it, too.

Mark Morgan: mark_morgan@yahoo.com
http://www.VoicesOfUnreason.com "obeisances before the written word"
CS Lewis: "We read to know we're not alone."

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