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#74728 07/24/2001 1:51 PM
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yeah XSL is a very nifty way to customize the appearance of your Bulletin Board.

Its like CSS for HTML. But a lot advanced form of CSS smile.

Theres one other thing about UBB vs OpenTopic. If you get lots of users, and are worried about band-width cost, I suggest you should go for OpenTopic, since it will provide the speed and the costwise solution. I mean you can't have UBB with a million members getting several lackhs post per day, and serving millions of page views. But with OpenTopic anything's possible.

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OpenTopic question certify 07/24/2001 10:23 AM
Re: OpenTopic question LK 07/24/2001 10:51 AM
Re: OpenTopic question tackaberry 07/24/2001 2:41 PM
Re: OpenTopic question AllenAyres 07/24/2001 5:32 PM
Re: OpenTopic question Charles Capps 07/24/2001 7:32 PM
Re: OpenTopic question raja 07/24/2001 8:51 PM
Re: OpenTopic question AllenAyres 07/24/2001 9:31 PM

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