Busy day for a Saturday - working on skinning docs.. working out the changes  between 2 & 3.  Hope to have this done by end of weekend.  Anyway, considering it's a Saturday, thought I'd have a bit more of a thinking/documentation day.

Some of the questions I've been asked - Where is my menu from and where did I get the tab things from - Inventua do the menu and dnnstuff do the tab thing.  More information can be found in the resources page.. bit skimpy now I do apologise, but this is the starting point and I'm working on content now, so we're getting there.

Catalook store - Yes, I believe it will run on 3.10 + when the update is done, I've had it running successfully in 3.09 - but not on 3.10, but I have to install the build and will do so soon.

Differences between 2 & 3 skins and how to update them - that will be a topic for next week, as some skins work fine, others don't so need to clarify where. This will be an article in the articles section for registered users.

I plan to send out an email to all subscribers when the site is finished, but that won't be for another week or so.

I was asked why I'm not talking more about DNN3 - we're in bug fixing mode, not enhancements and that's what we've been doing, and also my time has been taken up getting my site online and I can't ask Kirsty to write articles for me now can I? She's good, great in fact, and I wouldn't be sane without her wonderful support.

For now, focus has been on getting site done, customer work done, quotes done, email answered and now gathering some information to put together another update on the changes to dnn that I've seen in the 3.10 build some of which are very cool.

Please remember to use the calendar - I will be posting there as I update the site and it's a good reference for me to see where things are at. If you have any suggestions, please feel free to email me.

Again, thanks for the nice comments and email..I'm getting to all my email I've neglected over last few weeks.. (yes, I confess, some have got the better of me) and setting up better responses by including Kirsty and Andrew into the equation.

That's about it, boring a bit, but a bit of goss on what people are asking.  The survey is cool and quite interest to read the response. If you haven't taken the time to vote, log in and see how many people are using DNN3. If you've voted, than's for participating. This survey will end next week and I will write a small review about it, like the others in the resources page.

Cheers and thanks for reading.

Nina Meiers