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Announcing DotNetNuke Version 7.0.4
versions It’s another month and the DNN Corp team has a new release for you. On November last year we released DNN version 7.0.0 which included changes throughout the product, and with this release we’re taking care of many of

the issues and enhancements reported by our team and the community. 
Announcing DotNetNuke Version 7.0.3
versions It’s another month and the DNN Corp team has a new release for you. On November last year we released DNN version 7.0.0 which included changes throughout the product, and with this release we’re taking care of many of

the issues and enhancements reported by our team and the community. 
Announcing DotNetNuke Version 7.0.1
versions It’s another month and the DNN Corp team has a new release for you. On November last year we released DNN version 7.0.0 which included changes throughout the product, and with this release we’re taking care of many of the issues and enhancements reported by our team and the community.
Meet the new HTML PRO Module
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A few days ago I was reading a blog about the right etiquette for online introductions. This blog said that you need to do an e-introduction first, followed by a phone number. So I’m going to be proper and follow the etiquette :).

I’m going to start with the e-introduction and tell you a little about the HTML PRO Module.
Introduction to Module Sharing in DNN 7 for Mobile Websites
image Good mobile user experience requires a different design than what's needed to satisfy desktop users. Two designs, two sites, and cross-linking to make it all work. This is what Jakob Nielsen, a leading web usability consultant, recommends. The challenge is the costs associated with managing two sites and their content.

DotNetNuke’s Module Sharing solves the problem by allowing Content Editors to generate and manage content in a single location and distributing it to multiple sites. Including mobile sites, desktop sites, 10 ft devices, gaming consoles, etc.
DotNetNuke 6.2.5
We are pleased to announce the release of DotNetNuke version 6.2.5. This is a minor release with security fixes and a select number of high priority issues
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We encourage all users of earlier versions to upgrade to this latest release. And please continue supporting our quality efforts by logging any issues you may find in Gemini and let us know if an issue is closed without a satisfactory solution.
Announcing DotNetNuke 6.2.3

I’m pleased to announce that DotNetNuke 6.2.3 is officially released. This maintenance release contains several updates which further emphasizes our commitment to performance and overall quality of DotNetNuke.

As a reminder, we are in the process of doing some housekeeping in our bug tracking system. I encourage you to take a few minutes to read the message on the main page of support.dotnetnuke.com. Moving forward, the Quality Assurance and Product Management teams will be more proactive in responding to submitted issues. If an issue you submitted was closed and you feel it is still valid for DotNetNuke 6.x please don’t hesitate to reopen the issue with additional comments. Please be sure to useCommunity Voice for new feature requests and enhancements. If you have specific questions we ask that you share your question in the Community Exchange.
DotNetNuke 6.1.4

DNNProductsI’m pleased to announce that DotNetNuke 6.1.4 is officially released. The goal of the DotNetNuke's team is to continue releasing maintenance updates as needed while we continue to see more users upgrade to take advantage of the features included in 6.0 and 6.1. 

As promised, the Quality Assurance and Product Management teams have made a significant effort to respond to the issues you have submitted through Gemini. We encourage you to continue supporting our quality efforts by logging any issues you may find and letting us know if an issue is closed without a satisfactory solution. 
Announcing Enterprise Edition SharePoint 2010 Connector

Last year, we released the first version of our SharePoint connector. In the initial release we decided to start with SharePoint 2007 since at the time it was the most widely used version of SharePoint, but things have changed now. SharePoint 2010 introduced important enhancements and new features that organizations have found valuable and the market is slowly transitioning from SharePoint 2007 to 2010.
DotNetNuke 6.1.5

DNNProductsWe are pleased to announce the release of DotNetNuke version 6.1.5. The goal of the DotNetNuke's team is to continue releasing maintenance updates as needed while we continue to see more users upgrade to take advantage of the features included in 6.0 and 6.1. 

We encourage all users of ealrier versions to upgrade to this latest release. And please continue supporting our quality efforts by logging any issues you may find  in Gemini and letting us know if an issue is closed without a satisfactory solution. 

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