Re: How can I create a FORUM just like this one??????
From Emil Nitrate <ani...@teatmsn.com>
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· 5 Mar 2003 12:27 · View full thread
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In message <200...@mb-fj.aol.com> kat...@aol.com (KatiaLLa) wrote: >Would neebody know where I can get or make a FORUM or Newsgroup that looks >exactly like this one or similar to those of AOL? I've looked just about >everywhere on Google and all I can see to find is the "Cacading" type of >message board/FORUM and I don't particularly like that format. Any info or >lead would be greatly appreciated. Thanx Try Webtv, I'm sure it'd be perfect for you.. hth
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