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Kentico releases a Free Edition of Kentico CMS 3.1a for ASP.NET – a complete, easy-to-use content management system for web sites, on-line stores, community sites and intranets. The Free Edition supports:

• WYSIWYG editing
•  Rapid web site development without complex programming
•  SEO-friendly URLs
•  News with RSS feeds
•  Blogs
•  Forums
• Polls Advertisement:

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Kentico is taking their Kentico CMS for ASP.NET product to a wider range of users. They've partnered with hosting provider DiscountASP.NET to offer their CMS at a discount hosted on the newest Windows 2008 platform.

Kentico has released a new version of it's web content management system. This new 3.1 version combines the power of e-commerce directly with content management. Something very few CMS vendors consider doing... or do they?

The new version of Kentico CMS enables rapid development of on-line stores. It comes with new E-commerce starter site and step-by-step guide for ASP.NET developers. The revamped E-commerce module now supports:

• Product and inventory management
• Shopping cart
• Customizable checkout process
• PayPal, Authorize.NET and custom payment gateways
• Product options and configuration (e.g. t-shirt sizes and colors)
• Wish list
• Configurable taxes, shipping and discounts
• Multiple currencies
• Easy integration into web site through built-in web parts
• Sales reports

 ... and other great features. Download a free trial at http://www.kentico.com/ecommerce.aspx  Advertisement: read more

Kentico has just
released a free, instant web site solution for .NET User Groups based on
Kentico CMS for ASP.NET allowing them to manage meeting information and registrations,
send newsletters, conduct surveys, share files and write articles and blogs.
Applied Innovations offers a free hosting for Kentico powered .NET User Group
sites. More details at Kentico.com

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