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Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 SP1 Resources

Top resources for MCMS development: GotDotNet User Samples, Stefan Goßner’s blog, MS public MCMS Newsgroup, Stefan's FAQ, and MS CMS 2002 Guide

This page was originally published here ▶️ Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 SP1 Resources.

I found these to be the most beneficial resources around for MCMS. »no particular order«:

GotDotNet User Samples
Stefan Gobner’s blog (Microsoft Escalation Engineer for MCMS)
MS public MCMS Newsgroup (google link): this was flat out invaluable… Stefan trolls it frequently (hourly) and helped me out of a TON of binds.
FAQ by Stefan (noticing a Stefan trend here?)
Microsoft Content Management Server 2002: A Complete Guide: Very helpful. Great for developers and coming up with support documentation. We used a lot of content in our training classes for the content owners.
harbar.net: good… but Stefan still rules