User Guides and Documentation for DotNetNuke Portals

My-ASP.Net: DotNetNuke User Guide and Document Repository –
providing DotNetNuke Documentation, User Guides, Instructions and Tutorials since December 2002.

Need DotNetNuke documentation, tutorials or help? My-ASP.Net is the original source of free user friendly DotNetNuke Documentation, Instructions and Guides.

 User Guides and Online Documentation version 2.1.2

DotNetNuke Portals User Guides and Documentation - Table of Contents - Click Here or choose a topic from the table of contents listed. Click on DNNUserGuideOnline from the Documentation Menu Bar for DotNetNuke Tips.

NEW USERS!! - DotnetNuke Portals Documentation version 2.1.2 Online updated March/05 provides step by step instructions and four user guides plus examples to help you set-up your new website.

From Dec/02 – March/03 My-ASP.Net provided Marvin’s DotNetNuke Portal Guide online. In response to community member requests we switched to a download able Microsoft Word Document in the Portal and published it under the Creative Common License allowing others to freely copy, brand (with permission) and redistribute our DotNetNuke Documentation.

Note this version is not published under CCL it is Copyright of E-xpress Solutions Ltd and may not be copied, reproduced, or re-distributed. without explicit written authorization.

 DotNetNuke Portals Microsoft Word Documentation

Download your DotNetNuke Documentation in Microsoft Word format in your preferred version.

DotNetNuke Documentation for version 1. Discontinued no longer supported.

DotNetNuke Documentation for version 1 CSS Skins

My. ASP.Net was the first and only documentation provider for the popular CSS Modified DotNetNuke Portal – We were also one of the first free skin providers starting with DotNetNuke version 1 CSS Skins.

CSS Skins was the first skinning solution that allowed web designers to participate in creating DotNetNuke websites that provided an uniquely styled interface targeted to website visitors. There are still sites today that use DotNetNuke version 1 with CSS skins.

In addition to it's advanced design features CSS Skins also contained the first ‘administrator tab’ like you see at the top of your admin screen in todays DotNetNuke. Click to visit our ‘Retro’ DotNetNuke Site. We still run our banner ad service using a version 1 site and an excellent tutorial script by Patrick Santry