How to Install DotNetNuke 4.3.x

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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11   12. Okay. We are finally ready to create our DotNetNuke site. Open IE, or Firefox, type in http://localhost/[VIRTUALDIRECTORYNAME] (in my example above: http://localhost/Fingerfuel). Click the [Enter] key. 13. Your DotNetNuke site will open, if you have been meticulous and done everything I have specified above, in the same order I have completed them 14. Congratulations. You’ve successfully created a DotNetNuke virtual directory!

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Andy Hock is the founder of fingerfuel.com

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Other areas of interest:

How to Quickly Edit Module Titles and Text
User Accounts new features in DotNetNuke 4.3+
User Accounts and User Settings
Enforcing Terms and Conditions on User Registration
How to Create a Custom Registration Page Using Manage Profile Properties
DotNetNuke User Profile Features v5.4
Security Roles new features
File Manager
Page Management – New Functions DotNetNuke v4.5+
DotNetNuke Authentication Settings (Configuring the Login Page)
DotNetNuke Ribbon Bar Admin Control Panel


Administrator Tutorials:
DotNetNuke Users & Setting the Registration Options
Working with DotNetNuke Security Roles
Specifying The Required Fields Upon User Registration
User Accounts: Adding, Editing, Viewing, Deleting
How to Assign a Security Role to a User Account
DotNetNuke 5 Page and Module Permissions
Assigning Security Roles to Pages and Modules
The Advanced Page Settings
Managing Pages
How to create Page Templates in DotNetNuke
How to create an RSS feed
How to display RSS feeds
How to set up DotNetNuke to accept subscription payments
How to set up email in DotNetNuke
How to send Newsletters in DotNetNuke
Working with Vendors, Banners and Affiliates
How to limit access to the admin menu
Token Replacement in DotNetNuke
Using Favicons within DotNetNuke
DotNetNuke Recycle Bin
How to Reset Host and Admin Login Details
How to Limit Access to Administrator Modules in DotNetNuke 5
How to Limit Modules Available in the Control Panel (Premium Modules)
How to Configure Which Modules Non-Administrators Can Add to a Page
Taxonomy and Folksonomy in DotNetNuke