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DNN Skinning Presentation

May 2007 31
Thu 6:30 PM
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Hi Group, update:

Tracy Wittenkeller from T-Worx www.t-worx.com will be presenting at this meeting. He'll be covering DotNetNuke skinning. Skinning is one of the main reasons why so many people have decided to use DNN, with it?s flexible architecture and layout.

About T-Worx:
t-worx has established a worldwide reputation and attracted a diverse client list. Our clients like us not only for our impeccable DNN skin design, but also because of our experience and expertise in others areas of design. After we complete a custom DNN skin package, we are quite often hired to assist with other aspects of a company?s brand, such as:

Website Development
Sharepoint Themes
ASP.NET Master Pages & Themes
Powerpoint Presentations
Flash Animation
Documents for Web Delivery
Print Materials

If you are running or thinking of running a DNN site you shouldn't miss this meetup.

Thanks,
Sheldon

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    • Chris Suttman (+1 guest)
      “ Tracy did an unbelievably great job with his presentation and the Q & A afterwords and socializing afterwards was great too. These are a good group af people and I'm very happy to have net each of them. My wife and I will definitely be back for future meets. ”
    • “ Very informative! Very helpful! I am looking forward to the next event! ”
    • “ excellent insights on how to skin. i cant wait to get a copy of the example so i can go through it thorougly ”
    • “ Great job Tracy! ”