IntraWeb Studio Personal 2.0
| Developer: |
Atozed Software (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 4.50 MB |
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IntraWeb Studio is a professional Content Management System (CMS). It enables you to manage your website in a very efficient and cost effective way. IWS is for managing, editing, and deploying Web sites, Blogs, RSS feeds and documentation sets. With its article and templates based approach, IWS makes it simple to maintain a consistent and efficient look throughout all your web site. Whether it is for your personal site, or a corporate presence, requiring multiple languages as well as access by multiple user/editors, IWS is the perfect solution for every content management requirement. IntraWeb Studio works for small, medium and large businesses and it is available as free Personal edition and as commercial Professional and Enterprise editions. How does IntraWeb Studio work? IntraWeb Studio is based on a .NET Windows client which will run on your desktop. This client is for managing your web site projects and for editing the content. All documents are contained in a repository, to edit a file you just double-click it, and IWS will checkout the file from the repository. The web pages are directly deployed from the repository to the web server that hosts your web site. IntraWeb Studio is available in two different flavours: -Personal / Desktop Edition is for single users and contains the client and the repostiory in one single program that runs on your desktop. Manage, edit and deploy your web site directly from your PC. Easy to setup, free personal edition! - Professional / Enterprise edition is for multiple users. It comes with a remote repository (IWS Server) that all users can connect to, to manage and edit the web site projects. Important to know is that all documents and files are deployed from the IWS Server to the Web Server. If the IWS Server and the Web Server are installed on the same physical machine, then IWS just copies the files locally instead of using FTP.
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