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<value>Confirm Password:</value>
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<value>The confirm password entered is not the same as the password entered.</value>
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<value><b>Custom</b> - The "Custom" installation method provides you with the ability to completely customise your DotNetNuke installation. Select this option if you wish to control which optional components get installed.</value>
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<value><b><font color='red'>Host User Error:</font></b><br/>{0}</value>
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<value>There was a problem with the Installation of the Database.</value>
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<value><p>DotNetNuke is already Installed on this system.</p></value>
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<value>Integrated Security:</value>
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<value>Check this if you are using SQL Server's Integrated Security, which means you will be using your Windows account to access SQL Server. If you are using SQL Server Express then you will most likely need to check this option. If you have been given a UserId/Password to access your Database, leave this unchecked, and provide the UserId/Password combination.</value>
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<value>Check this if you are running the database as Database Owner - if left unchecked you will be running as the User ID specified</value>
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<value><p>Welcome to the DotNetNuke Installation Wizard. This wizard will guide you through the installation of your DotNetNuke Application.</p>
<p>You may navigate through the Wizard using the Next and Previous buttons. On some pages you will see a third button "Test ...". This button will allow you to test the configuration before you continue, to see the effects of changes.</p>
<p>The first step is to select the installation method to use and to choose the language you would like to use for the Installation.</p>
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<value>File Permissions</value>
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<value><p>DotNetNuke has extensive file upload capabilities for content, modules, and skins. These features require custom security settings so that the application is able to create and remove files in your website.</p>
<p>This page checks the current file permissions to ensure that these features will work correctly.</p></value>
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<value>Database Configuration</value>
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<value><p>You can configure the database settings used by DotNetNuke on this page. If you are installing DotNetNuke in a "Hosting Account" your hosting provider should have provided you with the information.</p>
<p>There are two options for SQL Server 2005. SQLServer 2005 supports the use of Database Files. In most situations you should choose the Database option, but if you are using SQL Server 2005 Express then you should use the File option.</p></value>
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<value><p>The installation of the database scripts should have started when this page loaded. The Next button will be disabled until the Installation of the Scripts is complete.</p></value>
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<value>Run Database Installation Scripts</value>
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<value>Host User</value>
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<value><p>In this page you should provide the information for the Host or SuperUser User Account. This user has access to all portals created on the site, and care should be taken to provide a UserName/Password combination that is difficult to "hack" by malicious users.</p></value>
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<value>Install Modules</value>
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<value><p>DotNetNuke has a powerful extensibility. This extensibility is provided through the concept of "installable" modules.</p>
<p>On this page you can choose the optional Modules to install. Installing the Modules makes them available to Page editors.</p></value>
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<value>Install Optional Modules</value>
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<value><p>In this page you will configure the Host (or initial) Portal (website).</p>
<p>You will need to provide an administrator user account. This user has access to all functionality of the portal, and as with the Host User care should be taken to provide a UserName/Password combination that is difficult to "hack" by malicious users.</p></value>
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<value>Portal Title:</value>
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<value>Install Skins</value>
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<value><p>DotNetNuke has a rich skinning capability. On this page you can choose the optional Skins and Containers to install.</p>
<p>Installing a Skin and/or container does not automatically enable it, but it makes the skin available to you.</p></value>
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<value>Install Optional Skins and Containers</value>
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<value>Install Languages</value>
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<value><p>DotNetNuke is fully localizable. On this page you can choose the languages you wish to install.</p>
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<value>Install Language Packs</value>
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<value>Install Authentication Services</value>
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<data name="PackagesDetail.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value><p>DotNetNuke supports multiple authentication systems. On this page you can choose the systems you wish to install.</p>
<p>Installing an Authentication System does not automatically enable it for each portal, but it makes the system available to a Portal Adminstrator.</p></value>
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<value>Password:</value>
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<value>You cannot set the Password to the same value as the User Name.</value>
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<value>File Permissions Summary:</value>
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<value><img alt="Image showing the security settings for the root folder of the website must be set to Read, Write and Change Control for the ASPNET or NT AUTHORITY/NETWORK SERVICE accounts." src="..\403-3.gif" align="right" hspace="10">
<p><b><font color='red'>Your site failed the permissions check.</font></b></p>
Using Windows Explorer, browse to the root folder of the website ( C:\DotNetNuke by default ). Right-click the folder and select Sharing and Security from the popup menu ( please note that if you are using Windows XP you may need to <a href="http://whoozoo.co.uk/winxpFilePerms.htm" target="_blank">Enable Simple File Sharing</a> before these options are displayed ). Select the Security tab. Add the appropriate User Account and set the Permissions.
<br/><br/>
<h3>If using Windows 2000 - IIS5</h3>
<p>The {Server}\ASPNET User Account must have Read, Write, and Change Control of the virtual root of your website.</p>
<h3>If using Windows 2003 - IIS6</h3>
<p>The NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE User Account must have Read, Write, and Change Control of the virtual root of your Website.</p>
<br/><br/><br/><br/></value>
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<value><b><font color='green'>Your site passed the permissions check.</font?</b></value>
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<value>Portal Properties</value>
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<data name="PortalTemplate.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Template:</value>
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<data name="Previous.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Previous</value>
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<data name="Qualifier.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Object Qualifier:</value>
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<data name="QualifierHelp.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Enter an optional "prefix" to use for all your database objects - this helps ensure that there are no object name clashes.</value>
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<value>See {0} for more information</value>
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<value>Server:</value>
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<data name="ServerHelp.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Enter the Name or IP Address of the computer where the Database is located. (if using Oracle enter the Data Source (SID))
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<value>Skins</value>
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<value>SQL Server 2000/2005 Database</value>
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<data name="SQLServerXPress.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>SQL Server 2005 (Express) File</value>
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<value>DotNetNuke Installation Wizard</value>
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<value><b>Typical</b> - The "Typical" installation method makes some "typical" choices for you.</value>
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<data name="Upgrade.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value><p>DotNetNuke version {0} is already Installed. Click the Next button to upgrade to the new version.</p></value>
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<value>DotNetNuke Upgrade Wizard - Version {0}</value>
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<value>Enter the UserID for the Database</value>
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<value>User ID:</value>
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<data name="UserName.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>User Name:</value>
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<data name="WhatsNext.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>What's Next</value>
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