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Go to <a href="http://www.cjb.net" rel="ugc">http://www.cjb.net</a><br />
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They provide free website forum capability.<br />
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I am using it on the following webpage (It is listed on &nbsp;the choice list):<br />
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<a href="http://www.atlanticmgmt.com/dancedk.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.atlanticmgmt.com/dancedk.htm</a>
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Go to http://www.cjb.net [http://www.cjb.net]

They provide free website forum capability.

I am using it on the following webpage (It is listed on  the choice list):

http://www.atlanticmgmt.com/dancedk.htm [http://www.atlanticmgmt.com/dancedk.htm]

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nice site reader, great ideas in it. <br />
king- how do you currently post pages? &nbsp;what is your web host?
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nice site reader, great ideas in it.
king- how do you currently post pages?  what is your web host?

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I am creating a web site using FrontPage and I wish to include a forum. When I create one and test it using the Preview method, it tells me something regarding a missing FrontPage Server Extension. Will the Forum still work when I upload it, or is there something that needs doing. Also, if this cannot work, is there any other way of including a forum on my site?
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I am creating a web site using FrontPage and I wish to include a forum. When I create one and test it using the Preview method, it tells me something regarding a missing FrontPage Server Extension. Will the Forum still work when I upload it, or is there something that needs doing. Also, if this cannot work, is there any other way of including a forum on my site?

FrontPage Forum

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